No, the cover art is no where to be seen in this movie. The opening scenes are in a sub, and something terrible is loose. So naturally, they are shooting pistols all over the place. The bridge seems to have cheap kitchen cabinets, and there is plywood and later in the movie, concrete walls. And there is a map of the world on the wall in the bridge. Yes, a real low budget movie, with some humor and I didn't feel any took things seriously. After two months, the missing sub is located, so the Marines are sent in a submersible on a three hour cruise to the sub. Yes, that is specifically mentioned - three hours. There is a mixture of marines and civilians who are tasked to get the cargo and not be concerned about the sub. And naturally, what they are after is classified. Of course, there was a radiation leak on the sub, and the scorpions got big. In the shadows and low light, the scorpions look quite good, but in more light they are quite rubbery. They do find a survivor, while the rest of the crew were horribly killed. There is nudity, but one has to wait over an hour for that. Of course the scorpions were intended for a military weapon. So this movie is right out of the low budget B-movies of the 1950's. In other words, a terrible movie. Not bad enough to be good, and predictable. It is not the worst movie out there, and some of the stupidness merits a watch. But only on free streaming.
