Letter to Syfy
dear "sci-fi" I believed it was three years ago IMDB told me of aracnoconda (sp?) with Lou Diamond Phillips. then his directors credit got removed, then he got removed.. and now I'm waiting for that and Grizzilgator.
Step up your game.. new monsters would be nice. like centipedes and grasshoppers
and lastly if this movie is like Arachnoquake I'm sure I'll like it
I agree.Enough with the snakes & gators..I too would love to see something different like centipedes & grasshoppers,etc,,maybe even a huge mammoth scorpion or "beetles",they are "ugly"!!!!!!!crawly things.All bugs are so disgusting!!
shareMonster-sized centipedes would be amazing.
sharehttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0321626/
Someone's done that. Mind you, it's a tricky business looking up movies about centipedes - keep the Safe Search on, for your own sanity.
lol, not that kind of centipede (who the heck even though of the idea of a human centipede, anyways?)
shareActually, the link I posted was to a movie just called 'Centipede!' that looked like your standard 'Nature gone wild' horror movie. (I don't know how anyone came up with the idea of a human one - much less three of them.)
shareA remake of "Them" perhaps? Giant ants?
shareWhat about something cute and cuddly like big rabid bunnies? Or kittens? Something benign that becomes something other.
Big kittens playing string with little humans!!!
I seem to remember a movie about giant rabbits. I want to say 70's or 80's movie.
I found it Night of the Lepus 1972
I have 2 sets of twin boys, Pete & Repete and Mark & Remarkable
It all comes down to the CGI, some animal shapes are faster and easier to design. Since these are low budget movies, they don't want to spend the cash on better CGI.
sharethere is the human centipede. it's the closest you'll get if you insist on centipedes.
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