The directors of the new dinosaur sci-fi flick 65 are addressing the film's horror influences and JurassicPark comparisons
\nThe recent Sony Pictures film 65 has been quite an unfortunate story so far, after struggling to impress at the box office and both the audience\/critic approval rating, which will definitely cause it to fall short of earning its prominent budget back. And $45 million isn't exactly an easy amount to obtain for an original film, either.
Who doesn't love a little blend of dinosaurs and horror, right?\n65 Intended to Use Horror More Than Jurassic Park\nWriter and director Scott Beck tells \/Flim, 'Yeah, I think the approach for 65 is that we want to make dinosaurs scary again.
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