Mechanical FX Designer Rick Galinson had only been working at the Stan Winston Studio for about a year when he raised his hand and offered to work on the animatronic Dilophosaurus (aka The Spitter). In the video below Rick provides insightful commentary over some amazing never-before-seen footage of the making of The Spitter puppet. That scene can be video below as well. Anyone that has watched the 1993 film, The Spitter, earns its nickname from a thrilling scene involving the deceitful computer geek, Dennis Nedry, played by Wayne Knight ("Seinfeld). The creature attacks by spitting it's venom, a dark brown tar-like substance, into Nedry's eyes, which blinds him. Revealed in the behind-the-scenes video below, that spit was created out of methacyl and K-y® Jelly with some food coloring. Also of note, the animatronic puppet actually did spit, using a paintball mechanism. Click Here For More Behind-the-scenes Photos & Info Not so fun...