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So Plex has a Free Movie section, which they occasionally organize by topical categories and today it’s got a section called “EARTH DAY: NATURE’S PAYBACK” which, maybe slightly missing the point, but it’s got some of the wildest movie titles and posters under it, including:
CROCZILLA
QUEEN CRAB (Poster looks like those ‘Time For Crab" paintings, but grittier and with exploding helicopters)
JURASSIC SHARK
OUIJA SHARK
VIRUS SHARK
HOUSE SHARK (Apparently, a shark that eats houses and not a shark you keep in your home, like a housecat. Sad.)
SHARK ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND
500 MPH STORM
LAVALANTULA
BIG ASS SPIDER (the poster indicates that a Generic Royalty- Free Cityscape is on fire, and that there is a very large spider. However, the flames obscure the actual size of it’s ass.)
CAMEL SPIDERS (This one was a disappointment because the font originally made it look like the title was GAMER SPIDERS, an obectively better movie in all respects.
TAIL STING (about scorpions, and to the producer’s credit, a perfectly adequate descriptor of the main problem with having scoripions in your immediate proximity.
SPIDERS
SPIDERS 2
Oh no wait. The scroll indicates the full title is:
SPIDERS 2: BREEDING GROUND
Which is a bold directorial choice that I am assuming is a touching romance set against a fraught political backdrop and an insightful examination of the nature of humanity and montrousness, like The Shape Of Water.
PIRANHA
MEGAPIRANHA
PIRANHACONDA
SHARKENSTEIN
SWAMP SHARK
SHARKS OF THE CORN
BEN (This movie intrigues me because the poster consists entirely of a fairly normal looking black fancy rat in some sort of Tron-inspired landscape. I have no idea what happening but I hope Mr. Benjamin Rat has a fun adventure in cyberspace.)
SNOWMAGGEDON
CHRISTMAS TWISTER
SAN ANDREAS QUAKE (good to see the return of the Disaster Movie, but also, as a former californian that lived almost directly on top of the San Andreas Fault? You could also call this movie “Teusday”)