This one you've gotta see for yourself; it's one of the all-time worst. The terrible moments are legion, mostly supplied by an embarrassed cast of washed-up has-beens and drive-in nobodies and some of the tackiest special effects on record -- the main spider is played by a hairy black Volkswagen. Hardly seems like it could have been made in the '70s, but then there's always _A*P*E_.

Sure, it's cheesy, but the real pain here is in the offensiveness of the characters.

On any sort of objective quality scale, this movie deserves about a 3 out of 100. But it's just so hilarious.

Think Aracnophobia meets Invasion of the killer rabbits ... and it's not that good. The best bit was the pop-corn and I hate pop corn !

It's nice to see a giant insect film 20 years too late for the hayday of American monster films, and from Wisconsin, but after the few funny moments and the bizarre intercutting of a Christian 'Book of Revelations' rant to spider attacks, its tedious to sit through. Once you smirk at the sole, giant spider - despite the title's promise - there's nothing left to do except force yourself through the anti-climax.

Unsettlingly gritty low budget feature; the drunken hick incest family subtext is more creepy than any of the low budget spiders. That a juiced up fat ugly red neck like the lead character can get some decent action on the side is more disturbing then most horror films!

A seriously not sane (and not in a good way) movie about giant spiders invading Wisconsin, which is rationalized by a huge load of crap about their eggs being spawned by a local black hole. (I'm not kidding.) Definitely do not watch this without the MST3K filter

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Mst3k score: 6/10