Stinger

The submarine USS Newark has been sunk somewhere off the coast of California with some valuable material for new weapons. A team of Marines and scientists are sent on an investigation and salvage job in Stinger.

What they find when they get there is the crew all dead with one civilian survivor and a bunch of table size scorpions running around the submarine. The nuclear reactor is taking the place of breast feeding.

The no name cast will not fear for its reputation being associated with such a Thanksgiving special of a movie. The marines and scientists start working at cross purposes. One of the female scientists strips down to her panties for several minutes. Even the sight of her ample mammaria doesn't raise any interest in Stinger.

It's pretty laughable, the biggest laugh is reserved for the ending when we are supposed to be shocked.

Stinger is bad as bad can be.

There is so much bad to say about this movie and so little that's good!

The plot has enough holes to sink the Titanic, the characters are completely unbelievable, the monsters are so unrealistic, and I'm sick and tired of seeing movies that involve an ex-husband and ex-wife being thrown together in some bizarre emergency - it happens far too often in films and it's become another bad cliché.

I find it hard to believe that anybody would have invested $1 in making this garbage, never mind the $100 or so it must have cost.

You could make a better movie with more convincing special effects on your home computer! I didn't think movies could get this bad! Avoid it at all costs - do something that's more fun and enjoyable, such as having a tooth pulled, or an enema!

This movie is so entertaining and wonderful. I love to watch this movie with my friends And watching this movie is a great fun. The content of this film is also enjoyable and entertaining.

This is an excellent B-film horror movie that borders between horror and comedy. It is about a genetically mutilated scorpion in outer space. Can it get more unreal? It is a hybrid between "Alien" and "Chain Saw Massacre." The movie was shot in Stockholm with a mixed cast of Americans and Swedes that interact beautifully. Director Martin Munthe does a great job finding the comical highlights in this script and gets a few good laughs out of the audience. The movie was shot with little or no money and it is inspiring to see what can be done with limited resources. Stinger has all qualities of a B-film horror movie. It is comical and scary at the same time and the cast and crew are dedicated to their cause. It is great to see that movies like this can still be made! I would recommend seeing it if you like this type of films.

Even by the standards of most B-movies, this movie is by far the worst I've ever seen. The graphics are so poor that a man in a monster suit looks more realistic. the ocean water effects are especially laughable, including the one scene where they board the mini-sub, and the "water" looks like its frozen in place. The problems with this film are so numerous that I'll just stop here with the details. needless to say, I kid you not when I say that even Uwe Toilet Boll himself could do a better job. Avoid this movie at all cost, there are other B grade movies out there that, despite being horrible, are at least a good way of passing the time by.