Eight Legged Freaks (2002) [PG-13]

Release Date:
July 17, 2002

Original Title:
Eight Legged Freaks

Alternate Titles:
Arac Attack, les monstres à 8 pattes
Arrac Attack
Ataka paukov
Eight legged freaks - Kæmpeedderkopperne angriber
El Ataque de las Arañas
El ataque de las arañas
Oktapoda frikia
Osmokraki gadini
Pauci napadaju
スパイダー パニック!

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Centropolis Entertainment
Electric Entertainment
NPV Entertainment
Village Roadshow Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
Australia | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 12  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  ES: 12  GB: 12  HU: 16  IE: 12  RU: 16+  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 99

Let the squashing begin!

The residents of a rural mining town discover that an unfortunate chemical spill has caused hundreds of little spiders to mutate overnight to the size of SUVs. It's then up to mining engineer Chris McCormack and Sheriff Sam Parker to mobilize an eclectic group of townspeople, including the Sheriff's young son, Mike, her daughter, Ashley, and paranoid radio announcer Harlan, into battle against the bloodthirsty eight-legged beasts.

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3D Artist:
Carol Ashley

ADR Mixer:
Ron Bedrosian

ADR Recordist:
Brian Basham

Additional Music:
Rich Ragsdale

Additional Photography:
Anna Foerster

Animal Wrangler:
Cris Rankin

Animation Supervisor:
Kelvin Lee

Art Department Coordinator:
Catherine A. McCabe

Art Direction:
Chas. Butcher

Assistant Camera:
Jason Casillas

Assistant Editor:
Ryan Chan

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Cindy Franke

Assistant Property Master:
John A. Stewart Jr.

Boom Operator:
Kate Jesse

Camera Operator:
Michael Green
Curt Pair

Carpenter:
Steve Roll

Casting:
Paula Rosenberg
April Webster

Casting Associate:
Scott Baldyga

Co-Producer:
Kelly Van Horn

Color Timer:
David Orr

Conductor:
Damon Intrabartolo

Construction Coordinator:
Terry Kempf

Costume Design:
Alix Friedberg

Costume Supervisor:
Deborah Hall

Costumer:
Blanca Garcia

Craft Service:
Marie Randall

Digital Compositors:
Andy Barrios

Digital Effects Supervisor:
James Marbas

Director:
Ellory Elkayem

Director of Photography:
John S. Bartley

Driver:
George Bolton

Editor:
David Siegel

Executive Producer:
William Fay
Peter Winther
Roland Emmerich

Extras Casting:
Cindi Reiss

First Assistant Accountant:
Christian Feldhaus

First Assistant Camera:
David E. Baron

First Assistant Director:
Lars P. Winther

First Assistant Editor:
Michel Aller

Foley:
James Moriana

Foley Artist:
Michael J. Broomberg

Hairstylist:
Claudia Breckenridge

In Memory Of:
Lewis Arquette

Key Grip:
Tim Ryan

Key Hair Stylist:
Scott W. Farley

Key Set Costumer:
Maggie McFarland

Leadman:
Richard Lambert

Location Manager:
Alan Benoit

Makeup Artist:
Kim Collea

Makeup Department Head:
Rick Sharp

Makeup Effects:
Leo Corey Castellano

Music Coordinator:
Jessica Clements

Music Editor:
Amanda Goodpaster

Music Supervisor:
Peter Afterman

Musician:
George Doering

Negative Cutter:
Mo Henry

Orchestrator:
Larry Groupé

Original Music Composer:
John Ottman

Picture Car Coordinator:
Gregg Singer

Post Production Supervisor:
James K. Jensen

Producer:
Bruce Berman
Dean Devlin

Production Accountant:
Daryl C. Lefever

Production Assistant:
Shelly Boucher

Production Coordinator:
Karen O'Toole

Production Design:
Charles William Breen

Production Secretary:
Shari Lee

Production Sound Mixer:
Peter Geoco

Property Master:
Keith Mosca

Propmaker:
Neil Gahm

Scoring Mixer:
Casey Stone

Screenplay:
Ellory Elkayem
Jesse Alexander

Script Supervisor:
Robin Anderson

Second Assistant Camera:
Matt Balzarini

Second Assistant Director:
Paul Bernard

Set Costumer:
Gina G. Aller

Set Decoration:
Marcia Calosio

Set Designer:
Beverli Eagan
Matthew Bekoff

Set Dresser:
Vicki Dittemore

Set Medic:
Mike McNally

Set Production Assistant:
John W. Ervin

Sound Editor:
Daniel S. Irwin

Sound Effects Editor:
Dan Hegeman
Christopher Assells
Kerry Ann Carmean
Dino DiMuro
Gary Mundheim

Sound Engineer:
Jeff Glueck

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gary Gegan
Jim Fitzpatrick

Special Effects Coordinator:
Yves De Bono

Special Effects Supervisor:
Jens Döldissen

Special Effects Technician:
Ken Gorrell

Standby Painter:
Kristen Spinning

Steadicam Operator:
Gary L. Camp

Still Photographer:
Jon Baronn Farmer

Story:
Ellory Elkayem
Randy Kornfield

Storyboard Artist:
Mark Hurtado

Studio Teachers:
Jo Ann Smith

Stunt Coordinator:
Charlie Brewer

Stunt Driver:
Louie Franco
Jim Holley
'Mad' Mike Jones
Rick Miller

Stunts:
John Alden
Alex Madison
Andy Gill
Pat Banta
James M. Churchman
Heather Callow
John Hateley

Supervising Sound Editor:
Scott Wolf

Transportation Captain:
Michael B. Russell

Underwater Gaffer:
John Stewart

Unit Production Manager:
Kelly Van Horn

Unit Publicist:
Terry J. Erdmann

VFX Artist:
Andrew Tamandl

Visual Effects Compositor:
Greg Groenekamp

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Tim T. Cunningham

Visual Effects Editor:
Kosta Saric

Visual Effects Producer:
Drew McKeen

Visual Effects Production Assistant:
John Bozzalla

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Karen E. Goulekas
Joachim Grüninger
Thomas Dadras

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