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BUG – 1975 – Bradford Dillman – killer bugs Horror Science Fiction Movie Trailer

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BUG

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They Look Like Rocks…Possess A High Intelligence…Have No Eyes…And Eat Ashes…They Travel In Your Car Exhaust…They Make Fire…They Kill.

1975 Horror / Sci Fi Movie – Starring: Bradford Dillman, Joanna Miles, Jamie Smith-Jackson, Patty McCormack – Directed by: Jeannot Szwarc
An earthquake releases a strain of mutant cockroaches with the ability to start fires, which proceed to cause destructive chaos in a small town. The studies carried out by scientist James Parmiter, however, reveal an intent with much more far-reaching consequences.

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7 Responses to “BUG – 1975 – Bradford Dillman – killer bugs Horror Science Fiction Movie Trailer”

  1. LMFAO!!! Bugs in …
    LMFAO!!! Bugs in the tail pipes of cars setting them on fire. I remember seeing this movie as a kid and thinking it was scary. Now, it’s comedy.

  2. i watched this …
    i watched this movie as a child and now, i study Biology but CAN NOT watch this movie either Blata orientalis, or diferend kind of bugs (Ordo Blattide) OMG>>>>>why they have record this stupid kind of movies, its discusting

  3. Wow, this got so …
    Wow, this got so boring, the scariest thing was their acting and the narrators voice.
    Chuck Norris Cockroaches?

  4. Roaches galore of …
    Roaches galore of all sizes!
    methodistgirl

  5. sportshistorybuff on February 26th, 2010 at 11:20 pm

    A very cliche type …
    A very cliche type of horror movie in which an arrogant, stupidly over -confident scientist is so intent on learning he refuses to recognize danger, much less do anything about it, until it is way too late, hard to sympathize with anything that ultimately might happen. Sort of like Donald Sutherland’s character in Don’t Look Now or Mia Farrow in Julia. Might as well have had a sign on his forehead that read “Egghead Scientist” who does nothing useful, then gets swatted.

  6. I liked this movie.
    I liked this movie.

  7. I love this Movie :)
    I love this Movie :)

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