Insecticidal

2005 "These girls have a new major... survival"
3.3| 1h21m| NA| en| More Info
Released: 05 December 2005 Released
Producted By: Riptide Entertainment
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Cami is a dedicated student of entomology that is researching insects in her sorority house. When her sorority sister Josi sprays insecticide on her bugs, Cami becomes upset. But sooner she learns that the insects had grown bigger and bigger and she and her sisters are under siege by the insects. Further, Josi is the host of the breed of mutant insects that are very hungry.

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Jeffery Scott Lando

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Riptide Entertainment

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Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation
FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.
TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.
Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.
Claudio Carvalho Cami (Meghan Heffern) is a dedicated student of etymology that is researching insects in her sorority house. When her sorority sister Josi (Rhonda Dent) sprays insecticide on her bugs, Cami becomes upset. But sooner she learns that the insects had grown bigger and bigger and her sister and she are under siege of the insects. Further, Josi is the host of the breed of mutant insects that are very hungry. "Insecticidal" is a B-movie with all the elements of this type of film: hot naked girls, terrible dialogs, awful story and acting, poor special effects and lots of gore and spittle. Therefore, it is only recommended for fans of trash movies. My vote is six. Title (Brazil): "Inseticida" ("Insecticidal")
face_of_terror I didn't know that if you spray raid on a bug , it turns into a giant murderous bug. In this movie, this is exactly what happens. Some girls are having a party at home. One of them, Cammy, is a nerd who doesn't have fun. Instead, she's making experiments with her insects, in the basement. Her sister Josie sprays raid on the insects to kill them, but instead, they start growing up, and terrorising the house. Now Cammy, and the left survivors have to battle the giant insects all night long, to stay alive.I don't even know how to describe the plot. Its so childish. I have no idea why they hate insects so much. The CGI effects are laughable. Playstation games have better graphics than these bugs in the movie. The insects are also given strange names, such as Evander (Holyfield), Louis (Joe).Amateurish acting, stupid dialogue, and almost no gore, make this movie unwatchable. The only thing that is good about this movie, is Samantha Mcleod.Don't waste your time on this flick. If horror movie about insects is your fetish, better watch THE FLY or MOSQUITO MAN. 1/10.
slayrrr666 "Insecticidal" is an enjoyable but flawed giant insect movie.**SPOILERS**College student Cami, (Meghan Heffern) is excited about her growing bug collection, much to the annoyance of her sorority house-mates Josi, (Rhonda Dent) Sophi, (Samantha McLeod) and Fumi, (Vicky Huang) as well as her boyfriend Martin, (Shawn Bachynski) and the other students there. After the failure of an experiment she desperately wanted to try, she gives up and calls it a failure. As soon as it's finished, the members of the sorority and their friends start disappearing. When strange slime and insect body parts are found at each place, Cami decides to investigate and thinks that her bugs have survived and grown to gigantic size. Not believing her, soon several attacks occur in front of them, they finally believe her and have to find a way to survive the attacks.The Good News: As far as giant insect movies go, this one wasn't as bad as it could've been. The film has a quirky sense of humor that is quite nice. It needs it, as the tone fits the subject matter perfectly with the goofy tone, since a serious tone with the way it's presented would never work at all. It needed a goofy tone, and the film benefits for it greatly. A lot of the jokes and situations work, and it makes the film a lot more entertaining to. The film is also pretty gory for its type, and makes good use of it's splatter effects, and some are pretty realistic. The blood is freely strewn about, resulting in some nice kills in this. There's a bloody dismembering, a never-ending stream of body parts flying around. We also get a very fast paced plot to this, ensuring that everything is rapidly coming up on each other, allowing for a continuous stream of scenes to keep on coming down the pike. That was greatly appreciated.The Bad News: It simply has to be said that these are some of the worst looking creatures ever in these kinds of films. Calling them worse than video game designs is an insult to video game creations. These are simply atrocious, and under no circumstance are they worthy of inducing fear of them. They don't match the scenery they've been inserted into, they hardly match their surroundings and at times can hardly move realistically. There are naturally many scenes that go on that don't make much sense or aren't really explained adequately. The reason for the bugs becoming big is hinted at but never officially explained. A couple of big scenes are also kinda confusing when thought about afterward, and really didn't need to be included. The cheese factor is also very high on this one, and it can be a turn-off for those that don't like it. It's not that subtle, and can be found pretty easily.The Final Verdict: While it's not the worst creature feature to come along, it's not one of the best ones either. It has a sense of fun and energy, but it's hurt by several factors. For fans of the style, this is definitely worthy of a look, but those that are put off by the weaker parts are advised to seek caution or avoid all together.Rated : Nudity, Graphic Violence, some Language and several varying sex scenes
Jack So some girls are living in a sorority house, and the nerdy one creates some giant bugs that go around killing everyone. The bugs are pretty hilarious, shall we say, not exactly Jurassic Park quality. But the girls! Oh wow. Talk about a plethora of sexy babes. That's basically what this movie is about - hot babes getting attacked by hilarious looking CGI bugs. Lots of sexual situations and a very light hearted sense of B-movie fun. If you liked stuff like Sorority House Massacre II - Nighty Nightmare, or Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rama, you'll love this. Several topless babes, almost everyone else in bikini's, an Asian babe getting all sweaty doing her martial arts workout, and one other girl in a see-through T-shirt with a black bra and truly magnificent amounts of cleavage. I though it was going to explode or something! The whole movie is spent with the giant bugs chasing everyone around, while the nerdy girl tries to figure out how to undo what she's created. A good time was had by all! Highly recommended for horny adolescents or anyone else with a love for B-movies and a sense of humor.