Spider in the Attic, directed by Scott Jeffrey and distributed by ITN Distribution, is planned to release later this year and will feature a lethal nest of spiders however, if you think the regular size spiders are enough to scare you of, the ones in this movie will have you heading for the door. These spiders are 100 times the size of the average spider found in your washroom.
A deadly nest of spiders lurks in the attic in this British horror film. According to the movie synopsis, the nest is going to be awoken by a news reporter and her colleagues, Jeffrey and Rhys Waterfield write in the film.
Watch the eerie, crawly trailer below and stay till the end to see what appears to be a MASSIVE spider-monster which is the apparent product of experimenting with the organism and other chemicals.
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Spider in the Attic stars Sarah Alexandra Marks, Nicola Wright, Chris Cordell, Kate Sandison, Chelsea Greenwood, Clint Gordon, Danielle Scott, and Kate Milner Evans.
The trailer is horrifying and if you have arachnophobia, this one will definitely do you in. We see a group of friends helping their journalist friend find her next big story when one of them suggests interviewing a scientist who is rumored to be experimenting on animals and all sorts of crazy things. What happens next is that they stumble upon giant spiders that threaten all of them.
This is another addition to the creature feature horror sub-genre. Throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, Creature Features was a generic label for a type of horror television format shows that aired on local U.S. television stations. Classic and cult horror films from the 1930s to 1950s, horror and science-fiction films from the 1950s, British horror films from the 1960s, and Japanese “big monster” films from the 1960s and 1970s were all included under this sub-genre.