Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Nice effects though.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Blistering performances.

Great movie produced in Australia worth a watch but not if yup are scared of spiders

Take a bevy of actors and give them an awful script with risible dialogue and you get this...a small group overacting and running around an old Star Trek set. Stef Dawson's character 'Milly Piper' could've died after she first open her mouth as far as I'm concerned, she's THAT bad. The quest to find a lost brother is their aim, except for Kelsey Grammer's Mason who is really trying to track down the elixir of life...bwah ha haaaa (twirls imaginary moustache). The main threat to their journey is hundreds upon hundreds of deadly spiders who appear to be made of black shiny leather and can hiss and squeak...Yes, you read that right...hiss and squeak. By all means, watch this, suspend all disbelief, let the film wash over you and drown in its ridiculousness. It's a real hoot, soon to be considered a classic amongst godawful movies that you can say "Yes...I sat through that film and survived." Now go and enjoy!

It's an enjoyable B movie. Never less never more. Maybe a little more. At the end is fun and I like it. It's an enjoyable B movie. Never less never more. Maybe a little more. At the end it was fun and I liked it.

Except for the facts that the title has nothing to do with the movie and the last scene, the movie is okay. Unlike Blade Runner 2049, at least I can watch the whole movie without feeling boring. But I don't like the final scene and I don't get it's meaning. The spider went out from the girl's mouth, does it mean the girl's infected? They didn't explain it. So, it's kind of confusion. All in all, it's watchable.