Stung

2015

Action / Adventure / Comedy / Horror / Sci-Fi / Thriller

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Lance Henriksen as Caruthers
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Matt O'Leary as Paul
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740.84 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
23.976 fps
1 hr 27 min
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1.48 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
23.976 fps
1 hr 27 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Leofwine_draca5 / 10

Better than expected...

Although no masterpiece, STUNG is an unashamedly old-fashioned monster B-movie that actually turns out to be slightly better than expected; it's certainly better than the level of fare regularly turned out by the SyFy Channel over the last decade or so. The main problem this film has is not with the execution or the effects - which are surprisingly cool - but the moribund attempts at humour in the script, which is full of dumb lines and expletives.

Other than that, it's okay for a B-movie. Killer wasps attack a party, but this is only the beginning of the story as most of the running time is about big, gooey monsters and bodily horror. The special effects thankfully avoid cheesy CGI for the most part and revert back to decent, prosthetic work, which you may remember from the good ol' days of 1990s era horror such as SKEETER or TICKS. Lance Henriksen is the only actor of note here, but he has quite a big part and is unsurprisingly the best thing on the screen.

Reviewed by nogodnomasters6 / 10

NOT BEES. WASPS.

Big Pharma is having a celebration of life for one of their passing giants. Country Catering has been asked to cater the rural affair. During the celebration it was discovered that mixing growth chemicals with fertilizers may not be a good idea as the celebration becomes overrun with giant mutated wasps.

The is listed as a comedy/horror/romance and was really light on the romance and comedy. The dialogue was an attempt at humor. The wasps were done well and needed a better support script.

Guide: f-bombs. No nudity.

Reviewed by kosmasp5 / 10

Hurting

Creature features are a tough thing to pull off. Stungnado here may not be the best of the bunch (Eight legged Freaks was a lot of fun to name one in recent memories that got it right),but it does have a couple of moments. Seeing the duo of Lance Henriksen and Clifton Collins can always be fun. Even if they are underwritten characters. But everything is underwritten here.

So try to take joy of simple things. Like the fact the actress playing a catering boss is called Cook. If you can laugh at that, you may find some funny moments in this too. Then again there is a lot wrong with it too, so our main hero is a bit bland, the love story doesn't really work. But the effects are decent and if you don't have high expectations it can be a fun ride of sorts

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