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- How's your leg?

- I'll survive.

- Iris,

we need to end the project.

- Years of research,

millions spent.

- The money wasn't really ours.

What if they find out?

Then what?

- Then I suppose
I'll go to jail,

and they'll take my
research for God knows what.

- Exactly.

You know what needs to be done.

- (sighs) Fine,

but let's finish the work.

Just two more weeks.

That's all I need, Sadie.

Thank you.

- Look, Robert escaped.

- Oh, my God.

Did you terminate Peter?

- Yeah.

Robert heard the screams.

He went crazy.

- We have to find him.

- Is this that then?

- It's for the best.

And once all this mess
has been cleared up,

I don't think we should
talk for a while.

- [Sadie] What will you do?

- Well, with this cold snap,

I don't think he'll last long.

And he hasn't had
his inoculations.

And if the cold doesn't get
him, this air quality will.

I feel sorry for him.

Just when we were about
to build up his trust,

we killed his brother.

He'll be frightened,

until his aggression and his
hunting instinct kicks in.

- That's the nature
of science, Iris.

That's what you told me.

We can't afford
to be sentimental.

- The greatest
scientific discovery.

No one will ever hear about it.

- Iris.

(engine starts)

- Perhaps today, Robert,

I'll find you.

(phone vibrates)

(ominous music)

Robert?

Come on, boy.

Come on, Robert.

Where are you?

Come on.

Come on, boy.

(Robert growls)

(Iris shrieks)
(dramatic music)

Robert!

(Robert growls)

(Robert screeches)

(Robert screeches)

Ah!

Clever boy.

(dramatic music)

(Robert growls)

(Iris screams)

- [Lila] This one's mine, yeah.

- [Ryan] Okay.

- [Lila] You got Crystal's?

- [Ryan] Yep, got it.

Come on, love.

- [Lila] Yeah, I've got mum's.

You got Crystal's?

- [Ryan] Yep.

- [Lila] Okay, great.

- How much farther?

- 50 miles.

Home stretch now, darling.

- All right.

Snack time, ladies.

There you go.

- Oat?

- [Lila] Yes.

- [Crystal] What did you get?

- Coconut milk latte.

- [Crystal] Ooh, nice.

- What's wrong with good
old-fashioned cow's milk?

- Dad, how many times?

Do you know what goes
on in these dairy farms?

- Um, illegal poker games?

- [Crystal] Sis,
save your breath.

- Lila, you're fighting a losing
battle with your dad there.

You can't convert
him to plant-based.

- Says you, Mrs.
Porterhouse Steak.

- How did you know?

- Sandra posted your girls'
night all over Insta,

the drinks, the creamy
desserts, the meat platters,

the strippers.

- Well, I hope you
mean chicken strippers.

- [Lila] No chicken
but plenty of cock.

- Ugh.
- Oh, Jesus.

You kiss your mother
with that mouth?

- Yes, I do.

- Cheeky bugger.

- Okay, here you go, girls.

- Ooh.

- Come on.

- This is vegan, right, dad?

- I don't know.

- Dad!

- Oops.

- Did you do that on purpose?

- Nevermind that.

Tell me more about
Sandra's girls' night out.

- Ugh.

- Huh?

You all right, love?

- I'm worried about mum.

She hasn't messaged back.

- I'm sure she's all right.

I mean, she's only an hour away.

- Yeah.

- [Ryan] Yeah?

Hmm.

(group laughs)

Hmm.

(pensive music)

- Huh.

- Wow, it's amazing.

(knocking on door)

- What the...

(suspenseful music)

- [Ryan] Is everything okay?

- No answer.

- What the hell is that?

- I don't know.

Some kind of animal print?

- That can't be an animal print.

Look at the size of it.

- Let's try the side door.

- Girls, we're going
inside, all right?

- All right.

I'm gonna take
some pictures, dad.

- I'm gonna go see if the
hot tub's ready to use.

- What the hell is that?

That doesn't make any sense.

- Let's go inside.

Mum.

I think something
terrible has happened.

- Let's call the police, okay?

- Yeah.

(Crystal screams)

- That's Crystal.

- [Lila] Dad!

- What's going on?

- Crystal's been screaming.

Something isn't right.

- Mum.

That's mum.

- [Ryan] Stay here, okay?

- No, I'm going.

(Jevan screams)

(dramatic music)

- I appreciate you're in
shock, but I'll ask you

to run through what
happened once you arrived.

- Um,

we knocked on the door
and there was no answer.

We saw

claw-like marks.

So we went to the back,
the door was open and

there was blood.

- Something has
dragged her 300 yards.

- Did she ever mention
any large wild animals

in the surrounding parks?

- No.

- Detective, what could have
done something like this?

The claw marks look birdlike.

The prints look reptilian.

And she's been
dragged 300 yards.

That doesn't make much sense.

- We've had reports
in the last few days

of a dozen cows being
torn to ribbons.

- Oh, god.

- Sorry.

- Detective, how long do we
need to vacate this house for?

- Well, it will
take us a few days

to gather the
necessary evidence.

You guys are visiting, yes?

- We were supposed to
be staying for a while.

We've both been made redundant
in the last six months.

And the girls are grown up

but they've been
struggling after studying.

- Where are you moving from?

- [Jevan] Marwood.

- That's quite a distance.

What was that,
three hours by car?

- I suppose, give or take.

But there's nothing
back there for us now.

- This was a bit
of a homecoming.

The girls missed it here too.

- The police can
arrange accommodation

while the house is
being investigated.

And just keep all the receipts
and you can claim it back.

- Are there any exotic
animal sanctuaries nearby?

Or collectors?

Any theories as to what
this animal might be

and where it came from?

- Nothing that ties up.

- Detective,

whatever is out there,

whatever this is,

you need to find it

and kill it.

(pensive music)

I'm so lucky to have you girls.

You're not bad either.

- Thanks.

(melancholy music)

Are you all right?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

(Jevan retches)

- Are you all right, love?

- Yeah, I'm all right.

- I hope mum's okay.

- We have to be strong.

But honestly, I feel
really horrible being here.

(ominous music)
(Robert growls)

- What was that?

- An animal bone?

- Are you sure?

- Must be.

Maybe a dog or a
fox left it here.

- What if something
else left it here?

(ominous music)
(Robert growls)

- I don't think mom can
handle that right now.

And dad has no poker face.

If we tell him, she's
gonna guess something's up.

- What do you suggest?

- I think we should lock
the doors up tight at night.

- Wouldn't that raise suspicion?

- I think mum will have this
place like Fort Knox anyway,

but we should be vigilant.

I'll bag it and bin it.

(Robert growls)

- Hi, Jevan.

Just ringing to wish you a
happy birthday, sweetheart.

I'm sorry I can't be there,

but I just had a breakthrough
with the research.

I know.

I should retire.

But I think I'd find it boring.

Anyway, I do hope
that this year,

you'll have the best year ever.

Like I always say,

this year will be the best
in history since Robert Plot

discovered the first
dinosaur fossil in 1677.

I do hope the
girls are behaving.

Oh, and Ryan.

Anyway, bye for now.

I love you, love you all.

- I love you too, mum.

- [Ryan] Are you
feeling better, love?

- Yeah.

- Do you think you
could eat some food?

I thought we could order pizza.

- This is takeaway
delivery dead zone.

I'm sorry, Ryan.

- Shit, I forgot all about that.

I thought we...

Ugh.

What was that I wanted
last time, a kebab?

- Yeah.

Maybe we eat too many takeaways.

Mum never did understand that.

Besides, we should
try and save money.

- Okay, we can do that.

- I'll cope, Ryan.

Don't worry.

I'm devastated, but

we have to try and
get on with things.

We have to find work
and start earning.

- Okay.

We will, all right?

I promise.

But don't worry
about that for now.

The only thing you need
to do is grieve, okay?

- Yeah.

- I love you.

- I love you.

- You eat like a cow.

- Bitch.

- Girls, please, settle down.

- Do you remember the
time mum gave us all

a practical science
demonstration?

- I remember sprinting
back to the house

for a fire extinguisher.

(group laughs)

- She was obsessed with her
work, always researching.

- [Ryan] What was
her actual job?

- Something to do with
genetic engineering.

She didn't talk about work much.

- I remember her showing
me my DNA structure.

- Yeah, after you fainted when
she took your blood sample.

- Yeah, she was weird.

- I really wanted to
connect with her this time,

to try and get to know
her better and vice versa.

But we never got the chance.

I think I might have
a walk in the morning.

- I think that's a great idea.

We could all go.

- Oh, if it's all the same,

I'd like to go alone.

- Okay.

- Just a little time to soak
in nature and clear my head.

- All right.

- I'm worried about mum.

(upbeat music)

Something's bubbling
under the surface.

- She needs time.

Are you still thinking
of moving to London?

- I know we're supposed
to be starting afresh,

but this place isn't for me.

I need somewhere lively.

- Maybe you shouldn't have
moved with us here first.

You should have just
gone straight to London.

- The room wasn't available.

I still have to wait a month.

- I know, but with
everything that's happened,

it's gonna look like
you're jumping ship.

- Well, aren't I
the troublesome one?

Why break the habit?

- Lila, I don't want you
to lose the opportunity,

but maybe you can just wait here

until things cheer up a bit.

(Robert screeches)

(ominous music)

- Police!

Show yourselves!

(Robert screeches)
(gunshots bang)

(Detective Lundgren screams)

(dramatic music)

- Honey?

I thought you were going.

- Oh, just getting
myself ready to hike.

- Are you sure you
wanna go alone?

- Yeah.

Anyway, you've got a game
to watch, haven't you?

- Yeah, I've got a game to
watch and a couple of beers too.

I'll cope but

I'm worried about you.

- I'll be fine.

- Okay.

I trust you, all right.

- Seriously, this big.

- What, Darren?

No way.

- Yeah, really. (laughs)

- Bye, girls.

- [Crystal] Bye, mommy moo.

- [Lila] Mommy moo?

(both laugh)

(Jevan screams)

(Robert growls)

There you are.

There you are.

- Pass it to the
geezer on the left.

Come on, mate!

Come on, get...

That's it, nice pass.

Nice pass, mate.

Stick it in the goal, son!

Go on, Leroy!

Oh, fucking sake.

- What on earth is
going on in here?

- I'm watching the
football, love.

- [Lila] Oh, thank
fuck for that.

- Lila, language, please.

It's worse than the stuff

I used to listen to
in building sites.

- Sorry.

Who's winning?

- [Ryan] Villa.

- Did the one I fancy score?

- Maybe.

- Can we take the
car to the shops?

- Hmm.

Okay.

There you go.

And stick to the beers

if you're gonna and
drive, all right, love?

No spirits.

- All right, thanks, dad.

- See you later.

(phone vibrates)

Hello.

- Cocktails?

- [Lila] Oh, definitely, sis.

- I wonder how far
do we have to drive

to get to a half decent bar.

- I don't care.

I'd walk 500 miles.

* And I would walk five hun...

- Stop!

Wait.

We need to find your mother now.

- What's going on?

- [Ryan] The police called.

- Why?

- Detective Lundgren was
out in the countryside

investigating your
grandmother's death, and boy...

- What happened?

- He was found torn to pieces.

There's not much left of him.

- How do we find mum?

- Well, I've got a
tracker on her phone.

She's not far from
here, five miles.

Okay?

- Okay.

- Okay.

(pensive music)

There's a place to park up
after the next left turn, love.

Maybe we can head her off.

- You don't think she's
in danger, do you?

- She'll be okay.

- Yeah.

- The signal's not
great out here.

Okay, right.

- All right, Indiana
Jones, which way?

- Okay.

Right.

Follow me.

Hopefully, your mother
doesn't move too far.

Otherwise, we're
gonna lose location.

Come on.

(leaves rustle)
(ominous music)

(footsteps approach)

(suspenseful music)

Thank god we found you, love.

Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm okay.

- What's with the knife?

- Nevermind.

- We should leave, mum.

It may not be safe out here.

- I thought I saw something

just briefly.

- Like what?

- You'll think I'm
crazy, but maybe a tail?

- Honestly, love, I don't know
what to believe right now.

- Dad, tell her.

- Tell me what?

- Detective Lundgren was
found killed this morning

not far from here.

- Guys, can we leave?

I really don't like it here.

- Do you think an
alligator got loose?

(Crystal scoffs)

Well, what then, genius?

- I'm sure it's not
a large bird but

maybe my eyes were
playing tricks on me.

- No, don't doubt them, love.

Something's out there
killing people, isn't it?

Whatever it is,
it's big and strong,

and it's got razor sharp teeth.

- Maybe we should move.

- We can't go anywhere now.

Besides, if we were to put
the house on the market,

we can't exactly
state in the listing,

warning, killer crocodiles
prowl the local countryside.

- Alligators.

- Tomato, to-mah-to.

- I'm not selling
my mum's house.

- But I suggest we stay
out of the parkland

until whatever is
out there is found.

- And killed.

I'm gonna do some work,
take my mind off things.

Oh, darling, you read my mind.

- What are you doing?

- Trying to make office
furniture sound exciting.

- Good luck.

- What's this?

Noon tomorrow, you
must learn the truth.

53.14 degrees north,
2.09 degrees west.

- Coordinates?

- [Jevan] To what?

- What's below?

- Are you recording?

- [Sadie] Yeah.

- Come on, boy.

- [Sadie] Can you see it?

He's here.

Whoa.
(Iris screams)

Whoa!

- That can't be real.

- That was impossible.

- [Crystal] Did you
recognize the voice?

- No.

Your grandma kept her
work pretty secret.

My uncle once suggested

that she was taking
on secret projects

that weren't strictly
part of her duties,

and that's why she
had so little time.

- Let me check where
those coordinates are.

Shit, okay.

- What?

- It's not far from here,
but it's in the parkland.

It's a remote spot.

There's nothing around for
miles, just open country.

- This could all be
some elaborate joke.

That video could be AI.

Mum used to keep
animals and livestock.

She came to me once
with a leg injury.

She said Gordy the goat did it.

- She think an old farm
hand replaced Gordy the goat

in the video with
a velociraptor?

- Well, I hope so because
the alternative...

- Gordy's long dead, isn't he?

- Yeah.

It's definitely not
Gordy out there.

That little shit was
capable, mind you.

- Yeah, I remember he
chased me for half a mile

when I was 12, well, until
dad tackled him to the ground.

- Three more weeks.

(ominous music)
(Robert grunts)

Dad?

(Robert grunts)

(Lila gasps)

Dad!

Don't sneak up on me.

- Sorry, Lila, sorry.

Are you okay?

- I think all this talk
of a creature in the hills

is making me paranoid.

- [Crystal] Maybe
not so paranoid.

- Why am I suddenly worried?

(tense music)

- Lila, you're good with
the AI and animation.

Do you think that's real

or someone playing
with visual effects?

- It's too good for CGI,

and it's too convincing
for an amateur.

I mean, did they hire a CGI
artist recommended by Spielberg?

- This is impossible.

We know that, right?

- But we also know
what my mother did.

She was obsessed with dinosaurs,
always talked about one day

being able to see
one in the flesh.

- Yeah, but the theory
is a very different thing

from the facts, love.

- The question is, do we
go to the meeting point?

- I thought I saw
something earlier.

- I thought I was
just seeing things

but maybe it's out there.

- Okay, let's just say there
is a raptor out there, right?

We'd be walking across
miles of open countryside

in what this thing probably
considers its home grounds.

- I need to know what
this person has to say.

I need to know the truth.

- I say we risk it
for the biscuit.

You know what I mean?

- Yeah.

And I could murder a biscuit
right now, full of real butter.

- (laughs) Welcome to the clash.

- Guys.

We all arm ourselves.

We'll take the car,
park a couple of miles
up from that spot

and walk the rest.

- Okay, well, I can see

that I can't convince
you guys otherwise,

so I guess we will.

- It's settled then.

Tomorrow, we go and face
whatever comes our way.

(ominous music)

- [Ryan] What's all this?

- [Lila] Weapons.

- A soup ladle.

Are we gonna scoop a raptor up?

- It's not a weapon.

It's for the soup I'm making.

- Ah.

- Anyone seen any gloves?

- Whatever happened to good
old-fashioned global warming?

In my day, we used to
have proper wingers,

and people didn't mind a
bit or fuss about it either.

- In your day, they'd not
long discovered fire, old man.

- Oh.

- Lila, can you get
me the cheese grater?

- [Lila] Strange.

A key.

- For what?

- It says Chimera X.

- I take it we
didn't bring that.

- No, it's one of grandma's.

- Love, have you ever heard
of something called Chimera X?

- No, why?

- Grandma has a key for
something labeled Chimera X.

- Do you know what
kind of key it is?

Door?

Locker?

Safe?

- Not a clue.

- Let's worry about it later.

Time to hit the road.

- What about the
soup I'm making?

- When we get back.

(tense music)

- No sign of anything.

- [Crystal] So far so good.

- Be ready to take out your
weapons if you see anything.

Eyes peeled, everyone.

- How far to the meeting point?

- One more mile.

(ominous music)

(Robert growls)

- There's absolutely
nothing here.

- Do you think this is a prank?

- [Sadie] It's not a prank.

- [Jevan] Who are you?

- We don't have much time.

Follow me and leave
your jackets here.

Take your jackets off
and leave them here.

- But it's raining.

- Hold a second.

Where are we going?

- Back to your house.

- Can you tell us who you are?

- I used to work in
your mother's lab.

- Why are we meeting in
the middle of nowhere?

- I needed to see if
it was following you.

And it is.

It means it's
picked up your scent

and it's gonna bide it's time

to pick you all off one by one.

- That's reassuring.

- It is.

Well, it is, actually.

It means it's been drawn
all the way out here,

which gives me time to show you
something back at the house.

- It?

You know what killed her?

- I'll tell you when
we get back to the lab.

- Wait, there's a lab
at grandma's house?

- [Sadie] She has
an underground lab.

- A secret lab?

- What exactly are
we dealing with?

- A velociraptor.

There's no sign of him.

I reckon we've got 30 minutes.

Follow me.

- Wait!

What about your case?

- Just leave it there.

- Well, what's in it?

- Don't worry about it.

Come on.

- I don't see a lab.

- Shit.

She must have
changed the passcode.

- Anything else you
think it might be?

Or an older code?

- Damn it, Jevan.

You must know.

- I don't.

I had no idea she
had a lab here.

- She told me you were smart.

She used to like to test
you, leave you clues,

things for you to
find and discover.

- What about a birthday?

- No, I don't think
she'd do that.

Besides, it's a
four-digit number we
need, which could work,

but it feels too
sentimental for mum.

- What about a date or a year?

- What was it she used to say

every New Year's Day
or my birthday, girls.

- Um,

this year will be the best
year since Robert Plant.

- Robert Plot.

- Robert Plot discovered the
first dinosaur fossil in...

- 1677.

Follow me.

The research your mother
and I did a couple years ago

officially started with
our government work.

The result you saw outside,

that was from our research here.

- Private and illegal?

- Yeah.

We were tasked with
genetic research

looking into the theory
behind engineering dinosaurs

and bringing them to life.

That involved
filling in the blanks

in terms of genetics and DNA.

The scientific discoveries and
even the most well-preserved

Jurassic skeletons
and DNA traces,

they only show half the picture.

- You put together
the pieces of a jigsaw

for half a complete picture
and just drew in the rest?

- Yeah, well, I think it worked.

- So it's a facsimile, a mutant?

Like, what is it?

- Iris was the brains
behind the operation.

I picked up details,

but even I can't be sure
how she pulled it off.

- What was the plan,
sell the research?

- [Ryan] Open a theme park?

- I don't think she really knew.

She was so obsessed
with succeeding.

I don't think she thought
about the after part.

- She wouldn't
have sold the data.

- No.

Her creations were made
to spawn and grow quickly.

The growth process
had to be accelerated.

It's stronger and more durable

than a real raptor
would've been.

But it'll also have
a shorter lifespan.

- The light that
burns twice as bright

burns half as long, yeah?

- Yeah.

Every great step we took,
we thought about quitting,

but we just had to see
if we could succeed.

And Iris, she had to
see one in the flesh.

- Couldn't she have grown
a herbivore or something?

- Velociraptors
were her favorite.

- She said she was like Icarus,
flew too close to the sun.

- This is crazy.

You know that, right?

You made a damn raptor.

- We made two.

At first they were
tame, harmless.

But you saw the clip.

That was it at two months.

Your mother's ankle was broken,

and her leg was
permanently scarred.

- Where's the other one then?

- When we realized
we'd gone too far,

we decided euthanizing them
was the best course of action.

While I was
injecting one of them

with a lethal venom
we discovered,

Robert saw.

He went wild.

- (chuckles) Robert the raptor?

Sorry.

- That was the cold of winter.

We expected he'd die.

Iris and I parted ways.

I moved back north, back
to my parents' old house.

When I heard of her passing away

and the circumstances behind it,

it was obvious who
was responsible.

- So how do we kill it?

- That's tough.

It's developed quicker
than we anticipated.

When I killed the
first raptor, Peter,

I used something called-

- Chimera X.

- [Sadie] You know.

- Not exactly.

There's a key with
a label for it.

- [Jevan] Where's it kept then?

- Unfortunately, I don't know.

I suggest looking for lockers,

lock boxes around
these premises.

It has to be killed.

If MI6 or the government
get wind of this

and suspect Robert's real,
we're in big trouble.

- You'll help us?

- Yeah.

Once we find the Chimera X,
I'll help you lure him out.

I just need to get
something from your car.

- Well, what's that then?

- A safety net.

- I need some air.

I can't believe
grandma would do this.

- She was a really good friend.

She was like family to me.

I'm so sorry she's gone.

(Robert growls)
(Lila screams)

(dramatic music)
(Sadie screams)

(Lila screams)

(Sadie screams)

(Lila screams)

- Lila, are you okay?

Are you hurt?

- It got her!

- Sadie?

- She's gone.

We have to find where
that Chimera X is hidden.

- I know where it'll be.

- Where?

- In the house.

Mom was always hiding
things in random places.

- Okay, so we just need to get
from here to the main house?

- First, we search this
place from top to bottom.

We need to find out everything
we can about Robert.

Then we'll figure out a plan
to retrieve the Chimera X

and lure him out
for a clean shot.

Then we'll kill this
motherfucker once and for all!

- Oh, my god, we left
the weapons in my car.

- I still have the taser.

- There's a video to me.

- This is my contingency.

Darling, if you found this,

then I'd wager something
has gone very wrong.

Or perhaps I'm
worrying about nothing

and this has already
been destroyed.

If you need to kill Robert,

if he survived
against all the odds,

and I suspect it could,

then Chimera X is what
you need to kill him.

My old hiding spot, you
know where it is, darling.

I stole some money.

It's easy to do from
governments and corporations.

But when my official
job was shut down,

I focused entirely
on the research.

Sadie helped me,

but I kept her at arm's length.

Do what I couldn't.

Kill Robert

and dispose of any evidence
in case they come looking.

I made a mistake

but

all my dreams came true.

I'd hate for the evidence
to get into the wrong hands.

I love you, Jevan.

I love you all.

- I'm gonna look for
a weapon upstairs.

(knocking on door)

- Police, is anybody there?

(ominous music)

(footsteps approach)

(Robert screeches)

(Robert screeches)

(Robert growls)

(Robert growls)

(suspenseful music)

(Robert screeches)

(dramatic music)

(police woman screams)

- Well, what about
the rancid funts.

- Here's the plan.

We move towards the
house slowly in a circle,

eyes everywhere.

Stay locked together,
weapons ready.

- Are we really
trying this theory?

- Do we have another choice?

- Right.

- We'll have weapons.

We just have to move 20 yards.

- Have you heard
anything from the raptor?

- It's quiet, too
quiet for my liking.

- Nearest door is the
rear kitchen door.

- I reckon we can get from
here to there in 20 seconds.

- How fast can
these things move?

- [Jevan] Faster than us.

(tense music)

(phone rings)

(Robert growls)

(dramatic music)

- Run.

Run!

Everybody run!

(Robert screeches)

Lila!

Crystal, Jevan!

- Lila, where is she?

- That thing chased
her into the barn.

- What?

We have to help her.

(Robert screeches)

- What do we do?

- We have got to
stick to the plan

and find that Chimera X if
we wanna help our baby girl.

Okay?

- It's from Lila.

She's in the barn.

She said, "Find the Chimera X."

- Fine, that settles it.

We find that fucking
stuff right now.

- Get the key while
I look around.

- Okay, okay.

- Okay.

(Robert growls)

- Oh, come on, mum.

Come on.

Where have you put this?

Got it.

Crystal, key.

- Key, okay.

Okay.

It says this must be shot

into the fleshy part
of the creature,

ideally at close quarters
or within 10 feet.

Remember, this toxin takes a
few minutes to take effect.

- Great, long enough to have
a bite taken out of my ass.

- [Crystal] A few
minutes to take effect?

Oh, that's helpful.

- We have two shots.

I won't miss.

- We have to get Lila out.

- How can we distract it?

- I have an idea.

(suspenseful music)

Robert!

(Robert growls)

I cannot fucking believe
what I'm doing right now.

- As soon as he's
here, give me a sign.

I'll make a run for the barn.

- Okay.

Come on, you son of a bitch.

(Robert growls)

There you are.

Now!

Here!

You want this?

You want it?

That's it.

Here you go.

(Robert growls)

- Okay, come on.

Lila!

Baby, come.

- Lila.

- [Ryan] Oh, thank god.

- Thank god.

Are you all right?

- Are you all right?

- Yeah, I'm okay.

- Wait!

Robert!

He's in the house!

He's in the goddamn house!

- Mum?

Come on, we have to cut it off.

- Follow me!

(objects crash)

(Robert growls)

(Robert screeches)

(Robert screeches)

(water splashes)

(Crystal whimpers)

(Robert screeches)

- You two stay here.

I'll be right back.

(suspenseful music)

Oh, thank god!

- Go, it's coming.

- No, I'll take the shot.

- Ryan.

- Just go, love

I love you.

- Mum?

Mum.

- Are you two okay?

- Where's dad?

- He's going to take the shot.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(Robert screeches)

(Ryan laughs)

(Robert screeches)

- Dad?

- Ryan.

- Dad, oh, my god!

- Dad, did you get it?

(Jevan screams)

(dramatic music)

(Jevan screams)

(Jevan screams)

(Lila screams)

- Die!

Die, motherfucker!

He got it.

Why is it still alive?

- The manual never
said it was instant.

Where can we go?

- Dad's car.

- What about the keys?

- They must be somewhere.

- What about killing this thing?

- I'd rather figure
that out in the car.

Maybe we can run it over.

- Stay together.

And keep a look out.

(ominous music)

(suspenseful music)

(group screams)

(Lila screams)

(Jevan screams)

Lila, no!

(Lila screams)

Crystal!

Get to the car!

- No, not without you!

- I'll be right behind you!

I'll cut your fucking heart out.

(Jevan screams)

(dramatic music)

(Robert screeches)

- We're gonna die!

- When will it take effect?

- I think it didn't work.

Sadie, when she left here,

she said something
about a safety net.

What does that mean?

- Maybe another way
to kill this thing.

What about the
case in dad's car?

- We have to go for it.

It's our only chance.

- I love you.

- I love you.

We owe it to mom and dad
to destroy this thing.

Let's do it right.

- Yeah, let's go.

(ominous music)

(Robert screeches)

- Run, run, run.

(suspenseful music)
(Robert screeches)

(Lila and Crystal scream)

(Lila screams)

(Robert screeches)

- Oh, shit!

- No way.

- Yes way.

Do you have any idea
how to use one of these?

(Robert screeches)

(Lila and Crystal scream)

We need to draw
it out in the open

before it opens up this
car like a tin can.

- Uh-huh.

I'm better at throwing.

You're better at running.

- Meaning?

- I need you to
run into the field

as fast as you can.

I will follow
after it chases you

and I will blow this thing

back to the
motherfucking stone age.

- Dinosaurs weren't
around in the stone age.

- Who cares?

Are we gonna do this?

- Yes, let's do it.

Yes, yes, let's do it.

When it circles rear side,
I'll run out this door.

When I'm clear, you beat
the hood to distract it

long enough that I
could get a headstart.

- Okay.

- Three, two, one.

(suspenseful music)

- Come get me, you motherfucker!

(Robert screeches)

Shit!

(Robert screeches)

(Robert screeches)

Hey!

Lila, move!

(explosion blasts)

(Robert screeches)

That's natural selection, bitch!

(Robert screeches)

(explosion blasts)
(dramatic music)

(Crystal laughs)

- Wait a sec.

- What?

- This diary we
found in the lab,

it talks about Robert
before the project ended.

- [Crystal] Yeah?

- It says grandma was mistaken
and misgendered the raptors.

- What?

- There was an anomaly
in the first experiment.

The other raptor that was
euthanized somehow managed to...

- Ah, shit, what?

- Lay an egg.

- Grandma destroyed it, but she
kept it a secret from Sadie.

- Should we be
worried about Robert?

Roberta?

(Crystal sighs)

(ominous music)

(shell cracks)

(soft music)

(dramatic music)