Paddock Disturbance - Jurassic Park Horror Short Film - Blender

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Jurassic Park Fan Horror Short Film - "Paddock Disturbance"
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[@gdravv]

Herbivore Dinosaurs supplementing their diet with meat is an awesome concept that should be utilized more. Imagine a Dinosaur horror movie where some characters are in a forest at night and through the darkness they can see the figure of a Triceratops eating what they think is some foliage, the audience thinks it's going to be a whimsical and peaceful moment with one the "gentle giants", only for them to shine a flashlight on it to reveal the Triceratops is actually devouring a mangled corpse, with it's beak covered in blood.

[@ali-awada]

You of all people get where I was going with this! Unfortunately too many people think that herbivorous means safe. Hippos are herbivorous and they are the most dangerous animals in Africa! Thanks for the comment

[@gdravv]

@@ali-awada Yea it sucks that most of the time in pop-culture herbivore dinosaurs (hadrosaurs most of the time) are depicted as docile animals that are basically upscaled cows that do nothing except eat plants in the backround and then get bodied by one of the "cooler" theropods, sometimes even being raptors, which is equivalent to to a small group of african wild dogs killing a fully grown elephant. I would love to see in a popular movie a fully grown bull Edmontosaurus face off with a popular theropod like Allosaurus or something, and have the Edmontosaurus beat the living crap out of it, or even just a scene where a large hadrosaur gets attacked by a large theropod like T.rex and it manages to hold it's own in a fight, regardless if it ends up getting killed by the Rex in the end, Instead of it just getting bodyslammed instantly which is how Jurassic World seems to think it would go.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

​@@ali-awada that always bothers me too. Rhinos hippos elephants all are some of the most dangerous animals on the planet. Now personally I wouldn't have had them eating him at the end, because then you could just say it was a territoriality thing but it's your videos so you do it how you want.

[@maxpayne69.]

@@gdravvyour wish is granted. Check out the teaser trailer for Planet Cretaceous Season 2 released yesterday 🦕

[@mythmakergwen]

Thank you for that image. I am not getting any sleep tonight.

[@Pyrodorah]

I swear we need more Jurassic Park horror, studios need to stop making it kid friendly and be like the source material.

[@merovingen4546]

agree!!!

[@steviegoodwin7811]

I agree

[@craftcretaceous]

hey well then i cant watch the movies!🤨

[@TheNutters768]

@@craftcretaceous You don’t need to be an adult necessarily to watch it. The original Jurassic park movies had a feel of horror and survival feel to them. Many kids watch those movies. A proper dinosaur movie being kid friendly can get quite boring for the audience it was actually intended for; teens and adults. Kids can watch it, of course, but that’s up to the parents to decide whether or not they know their kid can handle it. I wanna see a T. rex hunting on screen properly, human or not human, instead of off screen. I wanna see fear in the characters. I want to see a Dinosaur sneaking around the corner. I want to be given fear but also entertainment. A movie with dinosaurs should feel scary, while at the same time showing they’re just animals. Should be filled with thrill, not limitations because of kids when parents can simply not have their children watch scary films unless they know their kid can handle it. You can watch it, just say you can handle the scary aspect.

[@craftcretaceous]

@@TheNutters768 i agree i just cant live with out a good dinosaur movie

[@BaBaBaBenny]

I just feel bad for the mother of all these idential siblings who just so happen to work at Jurassic Park together, she loses another one every week 😢

[@audreydowell2820]

this is the first time i have ugly laughed at a comment

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Siblings? I thought it was the same guy! 😹🙀

[@Harry64278]

​@@audreydowell2820hahaha what is ugly laugh.

[@Harry64278]

Man I was thinking something similar. Hahaha

[@Watermindflux89]

He like Kenny from south park

[@alang.bandala8863]

Everything takes a Silly side when you realise that the animal chasing the worker it's a Dryosaurus, an herbivore. And considering that InGen is feeding wrongly the animals and sometimes, the herbivores needs to eat meat and bone to compensate the lack of proteins, those animals were just eating from a guy that doesn't know the difference between an herbivore and a carnivore, kills himself, and the Dryos just said: "Oh well, fair enough" And starts eating him. Also, the environment looks more like in the novel than the movie, with that Apatosaur and the Dryosaur at the beggining of the park drive.

[@ali-awada]

Thank you!! Finally someone gets it!

[@andreasnestoros7657]

Yeah that’s what I was thinking when I saw this

[@TheLightnaruto]

oh ok xD i was thinking those aren't raptors but this comment expains it better than what i was thinking in my head

[@historicbabe8050]

Wow...That explanation actually makes it even creepier, and better

[@GhostShark4449]

Ever Thought Even A Herbivore Could Be As Dangerous As A Carnivore?

[@Irrion]

See, a Jurassic Park horror film would be amazing. They did something so similar with Jurassic World 2. The opening sequence of that movie was amazing, tense, and scary. It's just a shame the rest of the movie (and trilogy) did their best to never do anything like that again.

[@strikerz2668]

Jurassic world fallen kingdom was scary and thrilling than jurassic world 1 and 3

[@feathers_aint_gay]

The closest we got was the lost world.

[@nightmarezero8465]

youre a joke get out of here @@strikerz2668

[@John-fk2ky]

@@strikerz2668 That’s an embarrassingly low bar. The fact that none of the annoying, moronic, college student-age characters were killed off made the film very not-scary.

[@normalhuman9878]

I love this. Many herbivores alive today won’t hesitate to supplement their diet with a little meat if given the opportunity. Just because an animal mainly eats plants doesn’t mean it’s safe to be around

[@Minetic]

Shoot Hippos, Elephants, and Rhinos are herbivores but man they will kill you in a heartbeat. With some predators if you make yourself big they won’t even engage you, think it’s not worth a fight. Try that with a moose and see what happens.

[@raulryan9849]

Ajay screaming: "Don't go into the long grass. Not the long grass."

[@ali-awada]

That was the inspiration for this!

[@pedrocampos691]

Gtresco Grwwcorcio.

[@coperator556]

LITERALLY, I just screamed at my phone "You stupid fuck! Why are you going into the long/tall grass" 😂

[@katm6744]

This, this is what we want. We don't want a spectacle, I want suspense.

[@countessk]

Wow! At first I was like "dude, it's a Dryo!" and then at then end I'm reminded of deer and cattle eating birds and whatever little creature they can catch. What an interesting take!

[@dft3091]

I've seen giraffes chewing on bone. Weird af.

[@saurianscapes2805]

You really capture the dark jungle rainy aesthetic the original JP has.

[@justinthibault1101]

I’d definitely pay to watch a fully animated show like this total jp vibes never know if they’re going to die very suspenseful or wonder if they’re gonna make it out alive

[@Aethra.]

At first i was like "oh it just a Dryosaurus, that guy will be fine" but then i soon realize that herbivore sometime do need to eat meat so they could have more protein to keep them healthy, that's when i know that guy is dead.

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

I deeply appreciate you featuring a dinosaur that was so prominent in the novels but completely ignored by the movie franchise. 🦖 Subscribed 🦖

[@ali-awada]

Thank you!

[@nosoykawaii]

love it, horror is the true essence of first jurassic park movie and books

[@jjrj8568]

Hammond: "Dr Wu! The hervibores are attacking and eating the personel, wth! Wu: "Well, some of the amphibians we used to complete the DNA gap are omnivores..." Hammond: "..."

[@BrandonTahedl]

Fantastic usage of sound-effects, really can close your eyes and easily feel like you're there! Subscribed

[@Stage_Lol]

I was not expecting a Dryosaurus of all dinosaurs to pop up- bet if the worker had realized what dinosaur it was or just stopped running for a moment, he would have lived. The dryo was probably trying to play with him when he started running- 😭

[@elveeDE]

Great visuals but why do these herbivores eat a human? 😂

[@ali-awada]

The taste of human blood! Nom nom nom 😂

[@IceCarno]

​@Ali Awada as a carno I agree 100%

[@beegamer1394]

uhh they need bones to add more eggs

[@Rajang6]

when low on nutrients, some herbivores eat meat

[@antihero1581]

Some herbivores have to eat other animals to get protein

[@Rajang6]

Herbivores eating meat to supplement their diet is something i think is really cool and is worthy of a dinosaur video for

[@hardy2k11]

If I remember correctly, I specifically remember.."DON'T GO INTO THE LONG GRASS ........NOT INTO THE GRASS😱😫"

[@zeeshanelahi8437]

this reminds of how the animals were able to overcome the lysine contingency in the original novel. very well done sir. 👏👏👏

[@VividVirid]

A short film featuring the dilophosaurus would be fantastic

[@nerminbiberovic7953]

Please make more of this. It's very atmospheric and entertaining.

[@dragon-cb4hc]

this is an amazing video in how it depicts that even herbivores are dangerous

[@babychewbacca9211]

Michael Crichton would have definitely loved your work. 👍 dope video

[@ali-awada]

I appreciate that!

[@rodrigoesteves6779]

This is some very, very high quality animations! Really glad i found it

[@BaffledRich]

always wondered what different paddocks looked like ...these are amazing and dream come true to alot of JP fans thank you

[@Lucas-Farcy]

1:30 Don't enter on the high grass!!

[@ivancolonna7520]

Man, these workers should really be keeping weapons on them at all times.

[@jjrj8568]

Compensating the family of a dead worker is cheaper than cloning a dinosaur.

[@Beckford4000]

@@jjrj8568 humans suddenly become the cattle of the story.

[@cullen_mathews9174]

I'm glad you're using blender. Lighting and textures make it look better.

[@lordfury18]

i just found this channel, i'm a big lover of horror movies and dinos!!! so you've literally just made my week!!

[@ali-awada]

Welcome aboard!

[@marowak_breeder1395]

Hello!! Greetings from Argentina!! Jurassic Park premiered in my country in 1993. I remember a phrase in one of Dr. Robert Muldoon's dialogues when he was talking about feeding raptors, could you reproduce this scene? "They attacked the fence when we fed them, that's why we fed them that way. The fence is electrified, but they don't attack the same place twice, they look for the weakest points, strategically... and they remember them"

[@pedrocampos691]

☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺😙😙😙😙😙😙😙

[@zali13]

Very atmospheric. My only question is, is there no buddy system in the Park SOP? Why are workers wandering around all alone with zero protection, and how come it's always a bearded employee?😂

[@thaxasaurian]

I can definitely see dryosaurus being a omnivorous dinosaur

[@pietrofiorese9518]

Nice novel accurate jurassic park is even more terrifier

[@beedrillbot121]

This and the T. rex video you made are really cool

[@WelshRaptor367]

These are fricking awesome. Never stop with these please

[@foxgroup23]

Is anyone else literally watching every JP post!!!!! Love them!!! Very creative and awesome 👏

[@toby4700]

Great closing bit with the jeep pulling up to find the carnage.

[@gatopan2558]

dude, great videos. You are doing a way better job than the writters from fallen kingdom and dominion

[@mrrollercoasterblob8140]

This is why i wanna use blender, Great job! How long did it take to make?

[@ali-awada]

I hesitated using blender for many years which is such a waste because it is honestly fantastic and fairly easy to use. I’ve been using it for almost two years now so I’d say I’m a bit more intermediate. This took about a week to put together

[@mrrollercoasterblob8140]

@@ali-awada That is so cool! Ive been trying to use it but i seem to always give up on something as simple as looking at a tutorial for making a dinosaur. I guess i just need to put my mind into it

[@burtsfilms]

@@ali-awada This is amazing!! Good Work! Do you plan to make a little Making of or something behind the Scenes for your Jurassic Park Videos?

[@jamielishbrook2384]

You guys do know dryossurus was an herbivore? And a relatively small one at that matter. Dude just got jump scared by the dinosaur posing possibly the least threat to humans in the park.

[@heavenburke]

But yet they eating him

[@jamielishbrook2384]

@@whitewolf3051 notice all those herbivores are eating animals smaller than them.

[@jamielishbrook2384]

@@whitewolf3051 but it's more likely they go after a squirrel or something.

[@freelands8355]

If I remember well, the novel mentions the dryosaurs cousin the othnielia as nibbling on a hadrosaur corpse

[@velociraptor4you3291]

_Seriously,_ Dr. Wu, *TF* did you put in their genomes (🧬)? 😱

[@Jurassic56]

The way you establish mood is brilliant!

[@Prehistoric_YT]

Hypsilophodon was a novel dinosaur I wanted for the film! And, I like the way that you portray it as an antagonist as opposed to the Velociraptor or Dilophosaurus!

[@leetlargo]

Man, I would not go anywhere in that park without at the very least 5 other ARMED people with me lol

[@sheen6855]

I do not know why I thought they were raptors. I was like wait they're kinda cute for raptors but cool concept albeit scary, imagine even the herbis not safe!

[@mr.carnotaurus4168]

You're legendary, the work you do

[@ali-awada]

😁 thank you

[@pedrocampos691]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@gauravjain7653]

Too good. Take a bow sir

[@archangel91]

This one and the compys in the nursery are my favorite. Very eerie. 🙀

[@Emperor_Oshron]

excellent work with the fakeout! i thought for sure that it was the predictable raptor at first, then seeing that it was a hypsy made me think it was going to be a "cat scare" and that there was something more traditionally dangerous out there. the hypsy actively chasing the guy feels like a bit of a stretch, though.

[@Emperor_Oshron]

@@whitewolf3051 personally, i've never been convinced by the argument that calling the hypsilophodonts of the novel "dryosaurs" _once_ in the text definitely means that they're _Dryosaurus_ rather than _Hypsilophodon_ or some other genus and dinosaur size isn't exactly consistent in the JP canon, anyway :P

[@Emperor_Oshron]

@@whitewolf3051 it's all kinda beside the point, anyway--the much more important thing is NOT just defaulting to a raptor ;) unless Mr. Awada would be so kind as to state exactly which genus of the generally similar-looking ornithopods this is supposed to be :)

[@zealkurusuthegatorman5439]

That dryosaurus' sounds was used from the Deinonychus from Jurassic World Evolution video game!

[@michelsilva4221]

Amazing ❤ i cant stop watching this 🎉🎉

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Man that guy sure can't catch a break. First that misunderstanding with Rexy now getting attacked by a flock of dryosaurs? 🦖

[@ricosea2982]

The main guy 'finally' dead and new guy joined the party ;-D gj awesome! xD

[@CRUELLANDER]

I think Jurassic World has forgotten that the entire concept. Of Jurassic Park is that these aren’t real dinosaurs, they are dinosaurs but not like real ones, they need to do what the book did more of, adding more horror to the franchise, blood, gore. Even Alan Grant called them Genetically Engineered Theme Park Monsters.

[@redpandafirefox9434]

Here we go. More and more h JP horror media. Cant wait until someone makes a horror short or a Analog horror video on the Hybrids.

[@alabamafreak]

Absolutely superb animation! My only real gripe is the over the top music which diminishes the mood and atmosphere a fair bit.

[@james.oakleaf6547]

Those are parkasaurus, the most cute and gentle and timid creatures. Not anymore I guess

[@danhunt2048]

0:44 that the sweet! had me jumping!

[@clankers8929]

The *tall grass.* Instantly thought of Lost World.

[@Mister_Plink]

This video has given me a whole new look on beaked herbivores.

[@SquirrelGamez]

The guy in the jeep: "Central? I quit."

[@Xenotaris]

Awesome, kind of need an explanation on the meat eating Dryosauruses

[@mivapusa]

All herbivores can eat meat. It's a fairly common sight to find deer eating old cadavers in the wild

[@freelands8355]

Well the novel hints that their cousins the othnielia were scavenging from the dead hadrosaur corpse

[@genevidal6695]

This anthology is ok ando cool. I think the Jurassic saga had the right amount of horror with dino attacks and killing. At least you want spilling blood and flesh...hardcore suspense is ok.

[@HungrySharkGamerthesharkojira]

What universal thinks we want: Trex:you…me…team? Theri:o…k What we want:

[@Hullabaloo478]

Excellent work!

[@gringopaul3423]

Alone. Unarmed. Driving normal vehicles. It's reminiscent of the goat staked out for the T-Rex in the first movie. This is execution, not an accident. Totally unbelievable. Good animation, though.

[@jshaw3793]

Make Dinosaurs scary again

[@NightmareEmperor013]

If that was in a Movie or Camp Cretaceous, that'd be...somewhat Accurate

[@Jurassiccanonking]

I love the vibes of all of these

[@sauraplay2095]

Great animation, and great job with this!

[@huntingtonbankstadiumsecur3550]

What gets me is he's driving a convertible jeep in the rain.

[@historicbabe8050]

You've just earned yourself a new sub

[@ali-awada]

Thank you! Appreciate it

[@Tuathadana]

Nice job Ali

[@pokefan213]

at first I was like "But that dinosaur is an Herbivore they don't eat meat?" AND THEN I REMEMBERED there's videos/images online of known Herbivores eating snakes- most famously, cows easting snakes. Why? Cause they need the nutrients and it isn't being provided in their diet.

[@titanosaurdy9493]

Me (before): hey it's just a dryosaur whats the worse thing that could Me (After): ....oh

[@Jenifer.flute20]

I would never being going anywhere alone in that place. Especially not at night during a storm and without a weapon.

[@bobbq8380]

The dinos didn't even look all that ferocious

[@armortech1379]

Haha yep

[@JackieHallam]

Always look behind you!

[@VaciliNikoMavich]

Herbivores sometimes supposedly did this -they need protein somehow in their diet.

[@swagatammitra1304]

Carry on... fantabulous

[@Bullrider33Outdoors]

Ah Shit Poor Kenny He Dies Again 😂

[@Dinoking1526-nh7gw]

If you used raptors or dilos, I would have liked it more, but you used dryos, a medium-sized herbivore instead

[@justinjennings5544]

Yeah it's literally dumb.

[@Dinoking1526-nh7gw]

@justinjennings5544 wanna know what dinosaur that would've actually made this video a lot better and scarier

[@Dinoking1526-nh7gw]

@justinjennings5544 The trodon from Jurassic Park the game

[@justinjennings5544]

@@Dinoking1526-nh7gw agreed. Hell compies would have made it better... Or a Metriocanthosaurus would have been stellar as it is shown to have been a dinosaur they had in cryo as Dennis Nedry was stealing the samples. That would have been cool.

[@Dinoking1526-nh7gw]

​@justinjennings5544 Just imagine, you got bit by a jp trodon and as you're running for your life, your vision is blurry, you can't fully think straight and every direction you look you see white glowing eyes, and eventually you fall to the ground, completely paralyzed and convulsing, the last thing you see is glowing eye slowly closing in on you before everything goes dark

[@PirateWasHere]

Fun to watch, great evolution :) ** I ment compare to your 1st Jurassic video

[@ali-awada]

Thanks! Subscribe so you don't miss the third!

[@scottuto]

I haven’t read the books but there is no way movie John Hammond would have opened the park with all these deaths happening.

[@ShamsaAnimator]

wow amazing work superb

[@Levinewak]

Ever heard of Othnielia and Heterodontosaurus?

[@johnathancoker8671]

arnt those oviraptors? like wouldnt they be after eggs instead of live prey? also "uh oh, the paddoc is comprimised i better NOT call this in and walk INTO the paddoc" brilliant, u definately captured the authentic stupidity of tipical horror movies, have a like

[@NathanielTavington]

Dryosaur, not oviraptor. Also, the "egg thief" concept is now widely considered inaccurate, it was an assumption based on the fossil of an Oviraptor who died protecting her own nest.

[@bradonbyrd8061]

Amazing

[@Supercilliouzman]

Don't go into the Long Grass, Don't go into the Long Grass!!!

[@FarradMuseumofTruth]

This is amazing!

[@dinoexplosion3227]

just wondering this is dryosaurus right it looked like velociraptor at first then sounded like dilophosaurus and looks like dryosaurus and i dont think it was chaseing him but if it was why in jurassic park the madefoliage for the prehastoric anamals so dont think it was hungry also chills litaral chills

[@cetgomoo]

holy crap those are some big dryosaurs

[@ronniewestherly3435]

It was at the point he ran from the dinosaurs that he realized by getting out of the jeep he fucked up.

[@HungrySharkGamerthesharkojira]

Herbivores in film:pet me, ride me, poke me with sticks idc Herbivores in real life:you even step in my line of sight or near me child I will hunt you down

[@ali-awada]

You get it!

[@ronniewestherly3435]

Every time they show those two wooded doors open all hell breaks!

[@akinlabihubbard7962]

"Don't go into the long grass!!"

[@squigglyline2813]

I wouldn't get within 100 yards of that Ⓜ️U®️DE®️ grass!