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Squirm

1976·Horror·1h 32m
7.0
A violent electrical storm topples power lines into the rain soaked earth that is home for an aggressive breed of worms. The high voltage causes the worms to mutate into larger, hostile hordes of man-eating worms that lie in wait for the residents of Fly Creek.
Directed by Jeff Lieberman
small town
jealousy
love triangle
obsession
light
flooding
georgia
rural area
power outage
missing person
worms
human skeleton
eco-horror

Cast

Don Scardino
Don Scardino
Mick
Patricia Pearcy
Patricia Pearcy
Geri Sanders
Jean Sullivan
Jean Sullivan
Naomi Sanders
Peter MacLean
Peter MacLean
Sheriff Jim Reston
William Newman
William Newman
Quigley

Crew

Jeff Lieberman
Jeff Lieberman
Director
Jeff Lieberman
Jeff Lieberman
Writer
Edgar Lansbury
Edgar Lansbury
Executive Producer
Edgar Lansbury
Edgar Lansbury
Producer
Rick Baker
Rick Baker
Makeup Designer
Drew Struzan
Drew Struzan
Art Designer

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this is sooo worm
this is sooo worm
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It was the worms.

so awful i love it
It was the worms.

so awful i love it
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Rewatching some MST3K movies without the tv edits (and often without the degradation of the episode tape) is fun. I like Blue Sunshine and Just Before Dawn, so I wanted to watch a decent copy of this one. It’s not as good as those two but it’s better than a lot of the 70s animal attack flicks. It is kinda slow and the actors don’t light up the screen, but there’s certainly a lot of worms.
Rewatching some MST3K movies without the tv edits (and often without the degradation of the episode tape) is fun. I like Blue Sunshine and Just Before Dawn, so I wanted to watch a decent copy of this one. It’s not as good as those two but it’s better than a lot of the 70s animal attack flicks. It is kinda slow and the actors don’t light up the screen, but there’s certainly a lot of worms.
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