Alan Hale Jr (Gilligan's Island - Skipper) and Barbara Hale (Perry Mason' Secretary) begin the adventure with horrible casting. How am I supposed to pay attention to giant spiders when I keep waiting for Gilligan to make an appearance or for Perry Mason to prove that the spiders weren't the real suspect...
The rest of the cast and production company read like a hillbilly family tree padding the credits full of no-talent out of work relatives.Special Effects include lots of BBQ sauce (and not the good stuff either) and extra cheesy bad double exposure tricks.The scene where one of the spiders crawls into a kitchen blender without being noticed and gets turned into a spider-bloody-mary is about as good as this movie gets.The Plot Nazi says, "No popcorn for you, EVER!!!"

I have not seen such a bad movie for many years. The photography positively stinks. The lighting is the worst. The acting is the same. So many dark scenes I missed a lot of the "action?". What killed the spider? The film jumped a couple of minutes. From people around the hole to the spider melting in a second. Looked like the cameraman was hand holding the camera and shaking at the same time. Absolutely a movie I would never watch again nor recommend to ANYONE.

Aliens is a remake of this classic.

This movie contains all of the classic elements of old horror films and thrillers. Mood and cinematography dominate the screen, and these films are best enjoyed with that in mind. I doubt the Twitter generation can sit still long enough to actually enjoy this but for those of you that don't need little white pills to pay attention, this movie might make you smile. Not nearly as good as Devil's Rain but is definitely better than Plan 9. If you want to dip your toe into this genre, try the more modern "Alien Trespass."

first thing that popped into my mind when the sherriff looked up and said "hey little buddy" was: "wait a minute, isn't that the dude who played the skipper on gilligans island?"

i love how it was day, then night, then day again... is that an oldy type of movie?