40/15
Charlotte names the spider Sting after seeing a copy of JRR’s The Hobbit
Plot
After secretly raising an incredibly talented spider, 12-year-old Charlotte must face the reality of her pet and fight for her family’s survival as the once charming creature quickly transforms into a flesh-eating giant. Tolkien. Sting is not the name of the Hobbit’s spider, but rather the sword that Bilbo uses to fight spiders. Although the plot is supposed to be set in New York, the Australian setting holds true: in the US, doorknobs are about 3 meters off the ground; here the knobs are in the middle of the doors.
You know, spiders don’t have the ability to love
In street view, cars are parked on the «wrong side» of the street compared to US Frank: I don’t think spiders make good pets. A spider only knows two things, eat and kill. During the works, it is revealed that the dog Bonnie survived Sting’s kidnapping. Includes Frankenstein (1931).
What a Day to Die Written by Patricia H
Ericson Published by Cradle Rocks and Low Tide Music by The Pleasure Seekers. Courtesy of d2 Music on behalf of Cradle Rocks Records. This is definitely a horror movie, if you like horror movies I recommend this one. As the title says, I went into it not knowing much and that was a good thing.
Are they friends?
I won’t spoil it here. You know it’s about a spider and a girl, that’s a lot of cover. Is that spider good or bad. I’d say it could probably wait for streaming or DVD/Blu-ray viewing if that’s still a thing.
If not, it’s still good and worth watching
The special effects are good, but it’s not the kind of movie that deserves a bigger screen than most people have in their homes these days. If you like horror, give it a chance and try not to read too much so you too will be surprised. There’s blood, there’s some carnage and it’s a great moment.