Bugged 1996
"They Exterminate YOU!"
In Bugged (1996), a quirky horror-comedy unfolds when a team of hapless pest controllers arrives at a novelist's home to tackle a routine insect problem. Directed by Ronald K.
Director: Ronald K. Armstrong
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bugged (1996) about?
Bugged (1996) follows a group of bumbling exterminators who accidentally unleash a horde of gigantic, aggressive insects after a chemical mix-up. Trapped in a house with the growing pests, they must outsmart the creatures before they multiply and dominate the world.
Who directed Bugged?
Bugged was directed by Ronald K. Armstrong, who blends horror and comedy to create a uniquely chaotic atmosphere.
Who stars in Bugged?
The film stars Priscilla K. Basque, Jeff Lee, Derek C. Johnson, Ronald K. Armstrong, and Billy Graham in pivotal roles.
Is Bugged (1996) worth watching?
While Bugged (1996) isn't a critical darling, it offers a fun, low-stakes horror-comedy experience with plenty of unintentional laughs. Fans of creature features and '90s B-movies may find it entertaining despite its flaws.
How long is Bugged?
Bugged has a runtime of 82 minutes.
About Bugged (1996) — A Horror-Comedy Invasion of Giant Insects
In Bugged (1996), a quirky horror-comedy unfolds when a team of hapless pest controllers arrives at a novelist's home to tackle a routine insect problem. Directed by Ronald K. Armstrong, the film blends dark humor with escalating chaos as a toxic chemical mix-up turns the household's bugs into towering, aggressive creatures. Trapped inside the house with no escape in sight, the exterminators and the novelist must band together to survive the relentless onslaught before the mutated pests overrun the world.
The atmosphere crackles with tension, punctuated by absurd mishaps and the director's knack for balancing laughs with genuine scares. Priscilla K. Basque shines as the resourceful novelist, while the supporting cast delivers a mix of comedic and earnest performances, grounding the film's wild premise in relatable stakes.