Tail Sting 2001
"Don't Fasten Your Seatbelt!"
In *Tail Sting (2001)*, director Paul Wynne delivers a pulse-pounding blend of action, horror, and thriller as a routine flight spirals into chaos when genetically engineered scorpions break free from containment.
Director: Paul Wynne
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tail Sting (2001) about?
*Tail Sting (2001)* follows the terrifying ordeal of passengers on a flight hijacked by genetically altered scorpions that escape containment. As venomous chaos erupts, a woman must overcome her deepest fears to survive the onslaught. The film blends claustrophobic horror with high-stakes action in an unforgettable setting.
Who directed Tail Sting?
Paul Wynne directed *Tail Sting (2001)*, bringing a gritty, suspense-driven style to this creature feature.
Who stars in Tail Sting?
The film features Laura Putney, Robert Merrill, Shirly Brener, Gulshan Grover, and Tara Price in key roles.
Is Tail Sting (2001) worth watching?
*Tail Sting (2001)* is a cult favorite among fans of creature features and B-movie horror, offering a mix of suspense and campy fun. While not groundbreaking, its unique premise and relentless pacing make it a guilty pleasure for those who enjoy low-budget thrills with a side of terror.
How long is Tail Sting?
Tail Sting runs for 97 minutes.
About Tail Sting (2001) — When a routine flight becomes a nightmare of giant scorpions
In *Tail Sting (2001)*, director Paul Wynne delivers a pulse-pounding blend of action, horror, and thriller as a routine flight spirals into chaos when genetically engineered scorpions break free from containment. What begins as an ordinary journey for passengers quickly devolves into a nightmare of venomous attacks and survival, forcing one woman to face her deepest fears head-on. With a claustrophobic airplane setting amplifying the tension, the film explores themes of helplessness and resilience, all while delivering relentless suspense and unexpected twists. Wynne's direction keeps the adrenaline pumping, making this a standout entry in creature-feature cinema.
Starring Laura Putney as the protagonist, Robert Merrill as the voice of reason, and Gulshan Grover as the antagonist, *Tail Sting (2001)* thrives on its cast's ability to balance terror with human emotion. The scorpions, a nightmare given form through practical effects, become more than just monsters—they symbolize an unstoppable force of destruction. For fans of creature features with a dash of psychological horror, this film offers a wild ride that lingers long after the credits roll.