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                  |  The Black Scorpion (1957)
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They came from below... to create hell on earth.
 They're big.  They're bad.  They scuttle along in caverns miles beneath the Earth - until an earthquake opens paths to the surface.  Now, these monsters of genus Arachnida are invading our world with deadly force!
 
 With top special effects co-designed by King Kong's Willis O'Brien, The Black Scorpion is horror with a sting more lethal than the king-sized ants that overran Los Angeles' sewers in the classic Them! Can humankind survive these invincible juggernauts?  That fate rests on the shoulders of Hank Scott (1950's monster-movie stalwart Richard Denning) as the creatures rip a train from its track, snatch a helicopter from the sky and, in the film's most gripping sequence, battle each other in their subterranean lair.  Watch out!
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