Ode to 50s monster flicks that's not afraid to poke fun at itself
Eight Legged Freaks was a throwback to the monster movies of yesteryear, specifically the 1950s when the post-World War II-Atomic Age led screen writers to create huge giant monsters.<br /><br />The setting is Prosperity, Arizona where a truck gets into an accident and loses a canister of chemical agents. That gets into the environment and infects some crickets that are collected by a man who feeds them to his collection of spiders. They are transformed into an army of giant eight legged freaks that set upon the town.<br /><br />What’s good about the movie is that it does not take itself seriously at all. It’s not scared to poke fun at itself. For instance, a cat gets into a fight with a spider inside the dry wall of a house. A miner tries to unplug a tube by sucking it and inhales a mouth full of spiders.<br /><br />At the same time, it’s great to see the arachnids attack people. There are leaping spiders that jump on a bunch of motorcyclists. There are others that spin webs around people, and others that are good old bitters.<br /><br />Overall Eight Legged Freaks is great fun.<br />C
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