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Horror fan 4 Aug 23 A fun movie with fire breathing cockroaches. What's not to like? Tim Treakle See more 10/26/2018 An earthquake uproots cockroach-like bugs that can set fire to things and, more importantly for a horror film, also to animals and humans. But never fear, a biology professor played by Bradford Dillman is on the case. This great little 70's B movie is directed by Jeannot Szwarc (who would go on to make the hugely enjoyable Jaws 2 and the brilliant campfest that is Supergirl) and produced by William Castle (no introduction needed). Gorgeous Californian locations, bugs setting cats alight (is it un-PC to find this hilariously entertaining?) and also crawling into huge teased 70's women's hairdos and letting rip. This is a great popcorn movie. But then the movie changes course and gets all metaphysical as the film's designated bug expert starts to research the incendiary insects in greater depth and even starts to communicate with them! This is the kind of film that you could stumble upon on a late night TV channel and absolutely love. A low-key joy. See more delysid d 01/20/2018 another 70s creature feature, i liked the people catching on fire and i liked the strange ending See more 10/26/2016 No me gustó, cuando mataron al gato parecía real. See more 07/07/2013 The macro bug photography is nice and there's a lot that works in a trashy 70's b-movie sort of way but all in all it's just boring. See more 05/13/2013 I was actually enjoying this one at first but it just grows tedious beyond belief. The dialogues become a snore fest, the plot moves nowhere and it just doesn't go over the top like it could've. It also has a way too serious tone for a movie that is, essentially, about bugs that set shit on fire with their asses. See more Read all reviews

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