Alan Hale Jr., Barbara Hale, Bill Williams
NASA scientists Dr. Langer and Dr. Vance try to save Wisconsin from 15-foot flesh-eating spiders from another dimension.
Another fiesta de la feces from Bill Rebane, director of the infamous Monster A Go-Go. The giant monster spiders (which take FOREVER to finally show up) look like something your kid would make for a grade 4 science project. Production values are oh-so-slightly better than Monster...( read more)
It's a dead heat as to what's more ridiculous-- the pseudo-science or the special effects. This movie exists as another bleary example of a cheesy horror flick shot in Zapruder-Vision. Alan "Skipper" Hale is your star here. Even with the bar set so low, you'll end up disappoin...( read more)
Does this movie qualify in the "So Bad It's Good" category? It's certainly bad enough to, but not quite good enough to.
For being made with such a low budget, the spider looks pretty cool (though abviously fake).'However the laughable acting and ridiculous story make this film t...( read more)
First off I HATE spides! Hokey, boring, draggy, maybe just right down silly would describe this. You have to watch 45 minutes just to see a giant spider! It looks like some parade float gone wrong! You can see the microphone at the bottom of the picture when the scientists are ta...( read more)
just awful, hate to admit I'm from Wisconsin where this was filmed, just terrible
Best movie poster...ever. Oh, you can't even see it! You're missing out.
Just good cause there're the skipper from Gillagan's Island who told ba jokes. If not there're giant(but too giant for the budget)spider who attack a small town
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