Sting. Araña asesina

Título original: Sting

2024
R
1h 32min

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Alyla Browne in Sting. Araña asesina (2024)

STING is inspired by one of humanity's greatest fears, arachnophobia, made more monstrous than ever before.

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STING se inspira en uno de los mayores miedos de la humanidad, la aracnofobia, hecha más monstruosa que nunca.STING se inspira en uno de los mayores miedos de la humanidad, la aracnofobia, hecha más monstruosa que nunca.STING se inspira en uno de los mayores miedos de la humanidad, la aracnofobia, hecha más monstruosa que nunca.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

5,7/10

14 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

1995

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Curiosidades
When Ethan asks Frank why he carries a nail gun while he is an exterminator, Frank answers "protection". The nail gun is likely a reference to Aracnofobia (1990), another movie about carnivorous spiders where the main character finishes one of the creatures off with a nail gun.

Pifias
While supposed to be set in New York City, the Australian set comes through, doorknobs are about 3 ft from the ground in the U.S., here the knobs are halfway up the doors. When showing a street view, the cars are parked on the "wrong side" of the streets compared to the U.S.

Citas
Frank: I don't think spiders make good pets. You know, spiders don't have the capacity to love. A spider only knows two things and that's eat and kill.

Créditos adicionales
During the credits it is revealed that the dog Bonnie survived being taken by Sting.

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Features El doctor Frankenstein (1931)

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What a Day to Die
Written by Patricia H. Ericson
Published by Cradle Rocks & Low Tide Music
Performed by The Pleasure Seekers
Courtesy of d2 Music o/b/o Cradle Rocks Records

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6/10

"Sting" is a satisfying creature feature with a surprising amount of comedy.

"Sting" injects some welcome thrills into the creature feature subgenre, but with a twist: the heart of the film lies not in the monstrous spider itself, but in the strained family dynamic at its core.

We've seen plenty of arachnophobic nightmares come to life on screen before - "Arachnophobia" and "Eight Legged Freaks" come to mind. But "Sting" differentiates itself by focusing on Charlotte, a rebellious 12-year-old who finds solace in an unusual pet spider.

As the heartwarming bond between Charlotte and "Sting" forms, the creature, much like her anxieties, begins to grow at an alarming rate. The predictable tropes of missing pets and panicked neighbors soon unravel, revealing the true terror: a family on the brink of collapse.

The film's opening scene leaves little doubt about the monstrous path Sting is destined for. This might leave some viewers wanting more mystery, but it allows the focus to remain on the emotional journey of the characters.

Ultimately, "Sting" is a satisfying creature feature with a surprising amount of comedy. While predictable in its plot beats, it delivers effective scares and a touching family drama.