A rundown block of flats is terrorised by a very hungry arachnid in Kiah Roache-Turner’s taut shocker

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

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 Sting will hit the spot. As a rule, I avoid this genre, as I still suffer from nightmares after bunking off school to see The Exorcist

Referred to as "more than a creature feature" in the press materials, Sting is a layered family drama set against the backdrop of a mutant spider horrorshow. Trapped by a massive snowstorm, an elderly apartment tenant calls an exterminator, complaining of noises inside the walls. But the call is too late; the spider has run rampant, turning

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-pleasing adventure drama.

A giant spider terrorizes a frayed family unit in the latest B-movie pastiche from Kiah Roache-Turner.

Sting is a playful rites-of-passage creature feature with flashes of bite and style.

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

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 (Wyrmwood, Nekrotronic), Sting follows a young girl who secretly raises a spider as her pet, which subsequently transforms into a deadly monster. The story centers on Charlotte (Furiosa’s Alyla Browne), a rebellious […]

Sting Review: Writer/Director Kiah Roache-Turner wears his influences on his sleeves in the throwback creature feature Sting.

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

"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.

A fun-filled terror yarn featuring a flesh-eating alien secretly reared by a 12-year-old that delights in cutting its teeth on the apartment block’s pets

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

"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 building in the middle of a blizzard. Naturally, it was filmed in Australia. The magic of the movies, amIright? A meteor shower that coincides with a storm is our…

The arachnophobia film 'Sting' won't break the horror/monster mold, but it's still a pretty creepy and effective little thriller.

Despite a solid practical spider-monster, this creature feature spends too much time on iffy family dynamics. Our Sting review:

In new horror 'Sting', little Charlotte gets caught in an interstellar arachnid's web – and there's no going back...