What about giant mutated mosquitos who stab people and drain all their blood until a dry hus remains?
Soldiers be like pewpewpewpew but still failing, so people hide in a bunker but still need to go for help so some try to run outside but get stabbed and one gets into his car but they just stab straight thriugh the windshield.
Then the hero ends up with the stacy and while they're making love she gets stabbed in the back and she dries up right in front of him, leaving a dry grey corpse with obvious implants.
the one was fun as hell. had Gunnar Hansen (the original leatherface, cool scene where they work in him using a chainsaw on the giant mosquitos) and Ron Asheton from the stooges in
the one was fun as hell. had Gunnar Hansen (the original leatherface, cool scene where they work in him using a chainsaw on the giant mosquitos) and Ron Asheton from the stooges in
I saw this scene at a very young age and it left such an impression on me. Only years later did I put the right search terms into google to find out the actual name of the movie
I used to be scared of spiders, but I think I watched too many cute videos of them on youtube and now I'm desensitized. I like how they keep annoying bugs like earwigs and silverfish away, so if I see a spider setting up shop in my house in some secluded corner, I'll leave it be. They seem to know the popular insect roads and build there, which is usually right next to the front door
I used to be scared of spiders, but I think I watched too many cute videos of them on youtube and now I'm desensitized. I like how they keep annoying bugs like earwigs and silverfish away, so if I see a spider setting up shop in my house in some secluded corner, I'll leave it be. They seem to know the popular insect roads and build there, which is usually right next to the front door
jumping spiders are cute
for the rest of the arachnid - kill it with fire
small harmless ones can stay as long as the eat all the other annoying insects
I was just thinking of that one too, of the Japanese guy putting a globe of water on the jumping spider's head and its getting flustered at the water hat. I like this one too
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jumping spiders are cute
for the rest of the arachnid - kill it with fire
small harmless ones can stay as long as the eat all the other annoying insects
Common black house spiders get an automatic pass for me.
It is very interesting how the average house has its own little ecosystem of insects. You don't always see them, but the house spiders do and will take care of them for you, granted you aren't killing your house spiders and leaving them to their work
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jumping spiders are cute
for the rest of the arachnid - kill it with fire
small harmless ones can stay as long as the eat all the other annoying insects
jumping spiders are definitely cute. the only spiders I don't like are the common brown spiders because they actually walk around in my basement, pop down on strings, they don't stay in their fricking lane and sometimes they are on the shower wall too. but orb weavers just sit their fat ass in web and will never ever frick with you unless you bump into the web or something.
Orb weavers are really something else. I have some small decorative trees in my yard that about twelve feet apart or so. Fat-ass will take her strings from one tree, then bring it all the way over to the other and make a big net of a web between them. Then she'll sit right in the middle of it. I'll watch her during really windy days, getting blown around on the breeze, not moving at all and the web not snapping. Those cords are really amazingly durable and they are so hard to see unless the sun hits them just right. It looks like the spider is floating in mid-air otherwise
idk man I have had an affinity for spiders(snakes too) since I was young. My baby bro used to be legit arachnophobic so it was my job to tease him and protect him from spiders. Over time I got really comfortable with most all spiders and kinda felt bad for the bad rap they get. They aren't aggressive(mostly) and some are just very curious creatures. Some wolf spiders and jumping spiders will just sit, watch you do shit and with some you can play with them. Even black widows are pretty chill so long as you don't try to confine them in your hand. Brown recluses I don't frick with at all though. Watched a family member try to swat one away from their leg, and the fricker bit them. Over a period of a month or so their tissue around the bite got blackish and I'm guessing necrotized. They still have a huge indent in their leg where the bite was. I wanna got to australia so I can mess with the fabled huntsmen spider. I have seen some big wood spiders and a couple tarantula but those frickers look like they get big.
Mosquito State >it's kino >one man slowly melts down and breeds swarms of mosquitoes in his luxury condo as inspiration for his high stress finance job
Mosquitoes are just annoying more than anything else when you see them around even if they are technically the deadliest creature on earth. wienerroaches need more love in horror tbh
Pretty sure the giant mosquitos was a made for TV movie on NBC. It was actually pretty good. I mean you really miss, the mosquitoes were the size of large dogs and not a joke. Exactly like Fallout4 mosquitoes on survival mode. Absolutely deadly. Especially the darting ones that you can't shoot without VATS
>tfw this little bastard with its syringe nose is suggin on your arm
Normally I'm very adverse to hurting even insects. I gave up squishing them long ago, even inside the house, instead just opting to let the spiders deal with them. Either they die to the spider, starve, or go back where they came from. Mosquitos though are always actively violating the nap, so they have to die and I don't feel bad about it
jurassic park
Solve this yourself. Just mix Ticks with The Bees and you have direct-to-streaming horror film
x-files had a spooky green aphid episode
The one where they were stuck in a cabin? That was a good one
Mansquito
Came here to post this. The channel name change was gay.
mosquitoes are too tiny to focus on anything on them
What about giant mutated mosquitos who stab people and drain all their blood until a dry hus remains?
Soldiers be like pewpewpewpew but still failing, so people hide in a bunker but still need to go for help so some try to run outside but get stabbed and one gets into his car but they just stab straight thriugh the windshield.
Then the hero ends up with the stacy and while they're making love she gets stabbed in the back and she dries up right in front of him, leaving a dry grey corpse with obvious implants.
Sounds like an episode of Star Trek Voyager tbqh
homie you dumb af no cap
I have a very early memory of watching this movie in theaters that i swear by, but i was born in ‘94
Weird that the two most well known mosquito horror movies came out around the same time
SKEET SKEET SKEET
fr fr ong bro
These, and I think there's also a Sci-fi channel original movie called "Mansquito"
the one was fun as hell. had Gunnar Hansen (the original leatherface, cool scene where they work in him using a chainsaw on the giant mosquitos) and Ron Asheton from the stooges in
The two stars were literally mentioned in OPs image.
I saw this scene at a very young age and it left such an impression on me. Only years later did I put the right search terms into google to find out the actual name of the movie
>big nosed blood suckers.
The Pianist (2002)
mosquitos are gay
these things are terrifying but i allow them to build webs on my porch because they kill em
I used to be scared of spiders, but I think I watched too many cute videos of them on youtube and now I'm desensitized. I like how they keep annoying bugs like earwigs and silverfish away, so if I see a spider setting up shop in my house in some secluded corner, I'll leave it be. They seem to know the popular insect roads and build there, which is usually right next to the front door
The only cute ones to me are jumping spiders
jumping spiders are cute
for the rest of the arachnid - kill it with fire
small harmless ones can stay as long as the eat all the other annoying insects
I was just thinking of that one too, of the Japanese guy putting a globe of water on the jumping spider's head and its getting flustered at the water hat. I like this one too
Common black house spiders get an automatic pass for me.
It is very interesting how the average house has its own little ecosystem of insects. You don't always see them, but the house spiders do and will take care of them for you, granted you aren't killing your house spiders and leaving them to their work
jumping spiders are definitely cute. the only spiders I don't like are the common brown spiders because they actually walk around in my basement, pop down on strings, they don't stay in their fricking lane and sometimes they are on the shower wall too. but orb weavers just sit their fat ass in web and will never ever frick with you unless you bump into the web or something.
Orb weavers are really something else. I have some small decorative trees in my yard that about twelve feet apart or so. Fat-ass will take her strings from one tree, then bring it all the way over to the other and make a big net of a web between them. Then she'll sit right in the middle of it. I'll watch her during really windy days, getting blown around on the breeze, not moving at all and the web not snapping. Those cords are really amazingly durable and they are so hard to see unless the sun hits them just right. It looks like the spider is floating in mid-air otherwise
idk man I have had an affinity for spiders(snakes too) since I was young. My baby bro used to be legit arachnophobic so it was my job to tease him and protect him from spiders. Over time I got really comfortable with most all spiders and kinda felt bad for the bad rap they get. They aren't aggressive(mostly) and some are just very curious creatures. Some wolf spiders and jumping spiders will just sit, watch you do shit and with some you can play with them. Even black widows are pretty chill so long as you don't try to confine them in your hand. Brown recluses I don't frick with at all though. Watched a family member try to swat one away from their leg, and the fricker bit them. Over a period of a month or so their tissue around the bite got blackish and I'm guessing necrotized. They still have a huge indent in their leg where the bite was. I wanna got to australia so I can mess with the fabled huntsmen spider. I have seen some big wood spiders and a couple tarantula but those frickers look like they get big.
Mosquito State
>it's kino
>one man slowly melts down and breeds swarms of mosquitoes in his luxury condo as inspiration for his high stress finance job
Mosquitoes are just annoying more than anything else when you see them around even if they are technically the deadliest creature on earth. wienerroaches need more love in horror tbh
Ever see Creepshow?
I did as a kid but I don't remember most of it. Mimic was pretty good roachkino but doesn't go into the infestation angle too much.
Mimic is pretty good
Ahem
kino font
>implying
There is one horror movie about giant mosquitoes..I saw it on Scifi like 20 years ago.
*Scyfy
Get with the times, boomer.
It's SyFy, you dolt.
It's See Food, moron! AAAAAAAHHHHH!
Pretty sure the giant mosquitos was a made for TV movie on NBC. It was actually pretty good. I mean you really miss, the mosquitoes were the size of large dogs and not a joke. Exactly like Fallout4 mosquitoes on survival mode. Absolutely deadly. Especially the darting ones that you can't shoot without VATS
Wth happened to /hor/? I used to lurk that general for a movie to watch on friday night.
So, what would mosquito horror be like? Thousands of them swarm a dude and kill him by sucking out all of his blood?
contagion + it follows
Too anti-Semitic
This is just called going to Africa without your malaria shots
one of these little homosexual tiger mosquitos bit my toe and it became a scar
Something bit me in the knuckle last Summer and my fricking hand swole up.
The Fly is a very popluar movie you know?
You mean vampires? It's the same concept.
Elon Musquito
>no russian mosquito survival horror set in siberia
too antisemitic
>Too boring?
No, too real.
MUH EYE
MY VISUAL CONNECTION WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD HAS BEEN SEVERED
Thumbnail looked like a ass.
suc
>tfw this little bastard with its syringe nose is suggin on your arm
Normally I'm very adverse to hurting even insects. I gave up squishing them long ago, even inside the house, instead just opting to let the spiders deal with them. Either they die to the spider, starve, or go back where they came from. Mosquitos though are always actively violating the nap, so they have to die and I don't feel bad about it
Jumanji
damn it I didn't see
the end of this is hilarious btw, it has some great practical effects as well
>top 10 deadliest animals
>number 1 is mosquitos
GAAAAAAY
jumanji
I woke up in a tropical location one time and had a question mark on my back made from like 10 bites.
That can be the start of the movie.
they need to do their predictive programming carefully