Giant Spider Invasion

Giant Spider Invasion (1975)

  • 22% of users liked it
    (1,475 ratings)

Bill Rebane's backyard wonder is a hilariously hokey throwback to the giant-monster flicks of the 50s, while taking its only pseudo-scientific conceit from the mid-70s trend of popular "black hole" theories, combining these two elements to create pure bad-movie heaven. A tiny, decrepit town in rural… More

PG, 1 hr. 16 min.
Directed By
Bill Rebane
Written By
Robert Easton
Genres
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Horror
In Theaters
Oct 10, 1975 Wide
On DVD
Apr 30, 2002
Group 1International Distribution Organ

Critic Reviews

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    Filled with unintentional humor.

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  • Cindy I


    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, but… More

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