Through the years, the dinosaurs have grown bigger, faster, and more intelligent-terrifying with every installment from The Lost World to Jurassic World: Dominion. But dinosaurs have never been one and all.

These massive, disgusting mutant baddies are really about blockbuster filmmaking itself, but relying on them for bigger scares only further dilutes what first made this franchise great.

Dilophosaurus, the careful predator with its phenomenal frilled neckwear and dastardly little chirps and "whee" calls, turns up in Jurassic World Rebirth on Ile Saint-Hubert, the InGen facility used to develop dinosaurs for the original park.