Do it!! ::cool::

Just give me few days...working on it!:danger:

Alice Cooper?

Black Widow?

Exactly!

Really love that song too, Lee but the kind of video I'm intending to make with compilation footage from many different movies about different kind of Giant Spiders, I think AC's Black Widow won't quite fit into that; but thanks a lot for the reminder.

Ya, I saw Netflix has Invation of the Body Snatchers. I only saw it once, at least 20 years ago. So I want to check it out again.

What do you mean by, "Very good but I think the original ending would have been much more effective."?

Are you referring to the novel? (if so) what was the ending in the novel compared to the 1950's film?

There's really beautiful spider shots (and cool shots) in these films:

Kumonga in Son of Godzilla (also in Final Wars)
http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb2...Kumo_Spiga.jpg

In Kingdom of the Spiders there's a real nice long shot of the whole town covered in webs. Not sure the pic below is from it or not.
http://horrorfanzine.com/wp-content/...m_spiders9.jpg
http://severed-cinema.com/images/ijk...ers-dvd-06.jpg

Harry Potter, Chamber of Secrets i think.

http://www.harrymedia.com/data/media...rpotter115.jpg

here's a link "Harry Potter's Aragog and 12 more humongous movie spiders" http://www.blastr.com/2012/04/get_re...onster_man.php

Oh ya, there's a cool animation spider deleted scene from King Kong 33 (on youtube).

Wow! thanks a lot, Sculpt! Though I'm including Shelob from LOTR & Hobbit spiders but almost forget about Aragog! And that KK deleted scene was super awesome! why they excluded it from the final cut?? I guess it was too freaky for the audience back at that time.

House on Haunted Hill 1959
 

I am always a little iffy about going into any movie before 1970 because my tastes in horror film stem from 1970s to the present, but every once in awhile I will allow myself to step outside of the box and watch something I might not normally gravitate toward. I was not disappointed with this film. It held my attention from beginning to end and Vincent Price was, as always, amazing.