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  giant centipede vs tarantula
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  giant tarantula
the largest spider in the world is on the hunt. but is it as dangerous as it seems? it depends on who it's after. find out why. see all national geographic videos: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/?source=4001 the largest spider in the world is on the hunt. but is it as dangerous as it seems? it depends on who it's after. find out why. see all national geographic videos: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/?source=4001 the largest spider in the world is on the hunt. but is it as dangerous as it seems? it depends on who it's after. find out why. see all national geographic videos: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/?source=4001
  tarantula vs scorpion
whistling spider walks away injured leaving scorpion looking like a hood of a car after being crushed by a tank whistling spider walks away injured leaving scorpion looking like a hood of a car after being crushed by a tank whistling spider walks away injured leaving scorpion looking like a hood of a car after being crushed by a tank
  survival guide: tarantula
the venomous goliath tarantula is the largest spider in the world. what should you do if one lands on you? see all national geographic videos http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001 the venomous goliath tarantula is the largest spider in the world. what should you do if one lands on you? see all national geographic videos http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001 the venomous goliath tarantula is the largest spider in the world. what should you do if one lands on you? see all national geographic videos http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001
  faithless - tarantula
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  big spider - tarantula on my hand
this is one big spider, but very gentle and light i can now see why people have tarantulas as pets. this is one big spider, but very gentle and light i can now see why people have tarantulas as pets. this is one big spider, but very gentle and light i can now see why people have tarantulas as pets.
  dj hype tarantula
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  tarantula
http://uraniumcafe-the.com tarantula author: telegonus from brighton, ma as someone who'll kill a common house spider on sight, and as a resident of one of the the cooler regions of the united states, i try to watch the fifties sci-fi movie tarantula whenever it's on. maybe i do it as therapy. i dunno. or maybe i'm trying to convince myself that it really is better living in a city that has been known to have blizzards in april. whatever. but enough about me. this jack arnold-directed movie was made for the old universal-international at a time that studio wasn't nearly the behemoth it is today. but u-i, or rather its management, wanted to be big, and were aiming to grow. kind of like the eight-legged creature in this film. the movie is set in an arizona desert town whose handsome young dr. john agar is trying to solve the mysterious death of a man from a condition known as acromegaly (or acromegalia, as it's called in the film). his quest takes him to the laboratory of research scientist leo g. carroll, who, though outwardly polite, clearly doesn't want to be bothered. he doesn't want his beautiful young assistant, mara corday, to be bothered, either, least of all by the romantic dr. agar. as luck would have it, carroll and his former associate and friend,--let's call him the acromegaly man, and leave it at that--were working on a nutrient that they hoped would cure world hunger. to make a long story short, one of the creatures they were experimenting on, a tarantula already the size of a volkswagon, escaped from the lab when the acromegaly man set it on fire, as he had gone mad. he also injected dr. carroll with the formula that would in time give him acromegaly, too. some friend. in a brief period of time the spider has grown to the size of a house, then an office building. he's either very shrewd or very lucky to avoid being spotted, feasting mostly on ranchers and men in remote areas where he won't be seen by others. guns are useless against the big guy. dynamite can't kill him, either. he just ambles on right through it. the air force has to be called in. i won't tell you any more because i don't want to spoil the ending for you. as big bug movies go, this one's near the top of my list. it's very well photographed, and the life of the small town is presented with just enough credibility so that even when the story gets a tad weird, the people seem real. i especially liked nestor paiva's extremely (to put it mildly) aggressive performance as the sheriff. forceful as he is, he's never obnoxious, just assertive. mara corday doesn't have much to do but look pretty, which she does superbly. the late john agar is quite good as the town doctor. no, this isn't george c. scott we're talking about, but agar is competent. also, there's something about his looks, the eyes and cheekbones especially, that give him an alien, almost unreal aspect. it's a perfect face for a fifties sci-fi hero. slightly android. leo g. carroll is his usual diffident self, and he does make a convincing scientist. there's something about carroll's manner and delivery of dialog that makes you want to hear more. i wish he'd have more to say and more to do, and not just in this movie, in all the movies he appeared in. this isn't exactly a star vehicle for him, but his role is substantial, and in a way it's his low-key underacting that keeps the movie anchored in something that resembles reality. put a more flamboyant type in the part, a rathbone or a lugosi, and the film would be over the top. author: monkeys-4 from texas, usa this one has a special place in my memories ! i grew up in new mexico near the desert, and whenever they showed this one on the late night science fiction saturday night tv thriller show, i was afraid to walk to school and back on monday! as i have grown up over the last forty years, i have come to appreciate it as a well crafted science fiction near classic! jack arnold directed many good sci-fi movies in the 1950's, but there is no doubt this was the creepiest! next to the superior http://uraniumcafe-the.com tarantula author: telegonus from brighton, ma as someone who'll kill a common house spider on sight, and as a resident of one of the the cooler regions of the united states, i try to watch the fifties sci-fi movie tarantula whenever it's on. maybe i do it as therapy. i dunno. or maybe i'm trying to convince myself that it really is better living in a city that has been known to have blizzards in april. whatever. but enough about me. this jack arnold-directed movie was made for the old universal-international at a time that studio wasn't nearly the behemoth it is today. but u-i, or rather its management, wanted to be big, and were aiming to grow. kind of like the eight-legged creature in this film. the movie is set in an arizona desert town whose handsome young dr. john agar is trying to solve the mysterious death of a man from a condition known as acromegaly (or acromegalia, as it's called in the film). his quest takes him to the laboratory of research scientist leo g. carroll, who, though outwardly polite, clearly doesn't want to be bothered. he doesn't want his beautiful young assistant, mara corday, to be bothered, either, least of all by the romantic dr. agar. as luck would have it, carroll and his former associate and friend,--let's call him the acromegaly man, and leave it at that--were working on a nutrient that they hoped would cure world hunger. to make a long story short, one of the creatures they were experimenting on, a tarantula already the size of a volkswagon, escaped from the lab when the acromegaly man set it on fire, as he had gone mad. he also injected dr. carroll with the formula that would in time give him acromegaly, too. some friend. in a brief period of time the spider has grown to the size of a house, then an office building. he's either very shrewd or very lucky to avoid being spotted, feasting mostly on ranchers and men in remote areas where he won't be seen by others. guns are useless against the big guy. dynamite can't kill him, either. he just ambles on right through it. the air force has to be called in. i won't tell you any more because i don't want to spoil the ending for you. as big bug movies go, this one's near the top of my list. it's very well photographed, and the life of the small town is presented with just enough credibility so that even when the story gets a tad weird, the people seem real. i especially liked nestor paiva's extremely (to put it mildly) aggressive performance as the sheriff. forceful as he is, he's never obnoxious, just assertive. mara corday doesn't have much to do but look pretty, which she does superbly. the late john agar is quite good as the town doctor. no, this isn't george c. scott we're talking about, but agar is competent. also, there's something about his looks, the eyes and cheekbones especially, that give him an alien, almost unreal aspect. it's a perfect face for a fifties sci-fi hero. slightly android. leo g. carroll is his usual diffident self, and he does make a convincing scientist. there's something about carroll's manner and delivery of dialog that makes you want to hear more. i wish he'd have more to say and more to do, and not just in this movie, in all the movies he appeared in. this isn't exactly a star vehicle for him, but his role is substantial, and in a way it's his low-key underacting that keeps the movie anchored in something that resembles reality. put a more flamboyant type in the part, a rathbone or a lugosi, and the film would be over the top. author: monkeys-4 from texas, usa this one has a special place in my memories ! i grew up in new mexico near the desert, and whenever they showed this one on the late night science fiction saturday night tv thriller show, i was afraid to walk to school and back on monday! as i have grown up over the last forty years, i have come to appreciate it as a well crafted science fiction near classic! jack arnold directed many good sci-fi movies in the 1950's, but there is no doubt this was the creepiest! next to the superior http://uraniumcafe-the.com tarantula author: telegonus from brighton, ma as someone who'll kill a common house spider on sight, and as a resident of one of the the cooler regions of the united states, i try to watch the fifties sci-fi movie tarantula whenever it's on. maybe i do it as therapy. i dunno. or maybe i'm trying to convince myself that it really is better living in a city that has been known to have blizzards in april. whatever. but enough about me. this jack arnold-directed movie was made for the old universal-international at a time that studio wasn't nearly the behemoth it is today. but u-i, or rather its management, wanted to be big, and were aiming to grow. kind of like the eight-legged creature in this film. the movie is set in an arizona desert town whose handsome young dr. john agar is trying to solve the mysterious death of a man from a condition known as acromegaly (or acromegalia, as it's called in the film). his quest takes him to the laboratory of research scientist leo g. carroll, who, though outwardly polite, clearly doesn't want to be bothered. he doesn't want his beautiful young assistant, mara corday, to be bothered, either, least of all by the romantic dr. agar. as luck would have it, carroll and his former associate and friend,--let's call him the acromegaly man, and leave it at that--were working on a nutrient that they hoped would cure world hunger. to make a long story short, one of the creatures they were experimenting on, a tarantula already the size of a volkswagon, escaped from the lab when the acromegaly man set it on fire, as he had gone mad. he also injected dr. carroll with the formula that would in time give him acromegaly, too. some friend. in a brief period of time the spider has grown to the size of a house, then an office building. he's either very shrewd or very lucky to avoid being spotted, feasting mostly on ranchers and men in remote areas where he won't be seen by others. guns are useless against the big guy. dynamite can't kill him, either. he just ambles on right through it. the air force has to be called in. i won't tell you any more because i don't want to spoil the ending for you. as big bug movies go, this one's near the top of my list. it's very well photographed, and the life of the small town is presented with just enough credibility so that even when the story gets a tad weird, the people seem real. i especially liked nestor paiva's extremely (to put it mildly) aggressive performance as the sheriff. forceful as he is, he's never obnoxious, just assertive. mara corday doesn't have much to do but look pretty, which she does superbly. the late john agar is quite good as the town doctor. no, this isn't george c. scott we're talking about, but agar is competent. also, there's something about his looks, the eyes and cheekbones especially, that give him an alien, almost unreal aspect. it's a perfect face for a fifties sci-fi hero. slightly android. leo g. carroll is his usual diffident self, and he does make a convincing scientist. there's something about carroll's manner and delivery of dialog that makes you want to hear more. i wish he'd have more to say and more to do, and not just in this movie, in all the movies he appeared in. this isn't exactly a star vehicle for him, but his role is substantial, and in a way it's his low-key underacting that keeps the movie anchored in something that resembles reality. put a more flamboyant type in the part, a rathbone or a lugosi, and the film would be over the top. author: monkeys-4 from texas, usa this one has a special place in my memories ! i grew up in new mexico near the desert, and whenever they showed this one on the late night science fiction saturday night tv thriller show, i was afraid to walk to school and back on monday! as i have grown up over the last forty years, i have come to appreciate it as a well crafted science fiction near classic! jack arnold directed many good sci-fi movies in the 1950's, but there is no doubt this was the creepiest! next to the superior
  pendulum, tarantula
saw pendulum recently, short video of the start of tarantula saw pendulum recently, short video of the start of tarantula saw pendulum recently, short video of the start of tarantula
  molting tarantula
my pet tarantula molting. 2 hour video compressed into about 1 minute. my pet tarantula molting. 2 hour video compressed into about 1 minute. my pet tarantula molting. 2 hour video compressed into about 1 minute.
  giant centipede vs tarantula
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  tito & tarantula - after dark
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  tito & tarantula - angry cockroaches
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  pendulum - tarantula (dvj daniel k mix)
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