"Sting" is an old-school horror film written and directed by Kiah Roache-Turner, starring Alyla Browne. If you're scared of spiders, then beware.

Writer/Director Kiah Roache-Turner wears his influences on his sleeves in the throwback creature feature Sting. A mysterious object from outer space crash...

And you know what? It’s OK, because we’re all having fun here.

Check out our review of Kiah Roache-Turner’s "Sting," the newest killer spider flick hitting theaters April 12.

A girl keeps a soon-to-be giant spider as a pet in the new eight-legged horror. Read Empire's review.

Here's our review of Sting

STING (2024) is a spider creature feature with a very different kind of spider. An awesome new take on a spider horror movie. Our Review >

Arachnophobes beware, this killer spider from out of space creature feature isn’t for the faint of heart. Written and directed by Kiah Roache-Turner (Wyrmw...

“Wyrmood” director Kiah Roache-Turner gives arachnophobia an extra-terrestrial spin in a monster movie that lacks enough bite to puncture the skin.

Enjoyable yarn about giant spider eating everything that moves is fun for all the family (aged 16 and over)

Review: Wyrmwood director Kiah Roache-Turner returns with the spider-from-space creature feature Sting, coming soon to theatres

“Seriously misunderstood creatures, spiders are,” declares Rubeus Hagrid in the film version of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Hagrid is mourning

The makers of Sting have obviously seen a lot of genre movies, but that obvious cinephilia doesn’t often translate into a good cheap thrills or crowd-pleas...

“Sting” is a solid no-big-stars B-picture thriller about an itsy bitsy spider who gets chatty, then awfully big as it tears through a New York apartment ...

On a cold, snowy, blustery winter night in New York a meteor pierces the sky, hurtling towards an apartment building in the city. The size of a walnut it pun...

This week, a horror film – and with it, a whole load of alien spider insanity. If you’ve been hankering after a whole load of alien spider insanity, then...

A knowingly cheeseball indie horror trifle borrows from "Alien," but the movie it conjures most is "Little Shop of Horrors."