Giant Spider Invasion (1975)

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Release Date: Oct 10, 1975 Wide

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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 Wisconsin is rocked by a mysterious explosion, after which a drunken farmer (Robert Easton) discovers dozens of crystal geodes strewn across his property. Cracking each one open reveals a

PG, 1 hr. 16 min.

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Horror

Directed By: Bill Rebane

Written By: Robert Easton

In Theaters: Oct 10, 1975 Wide

On DVD: Apr 30, 2002

Group 1International Distribution Organ

Cast

Tain Bodkin
Preacher
Steve Brodie
Dr. Vance
Robert Easton
Dan Kester
Barbara Hale
Dr. Jenny Langer
Dianne Lee Hart
Terri
Leslie Parrish
Ev Kester
Christiane Schmidtmer
Helga
Bill Williams
Dutch
Kevin Brodie
Dave Perkins
Alan Hale Jr.
Sheriff
Paul Bentzen
Billy

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Filled with unintentional humor.

November 23, 2008 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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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 it's not nearly as much fun to

August 17, 2009

Cindy I

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Never want to watch this again because.....it was just horrible! Bad acting and story. What was wrong with the cameramen or director? Were they drunk? Because the camera work was terrible! I've seen black and white movies with better cinematography. The only giant spider was nothing, it looked more like a parade float.

February 23, 2010