38/12

He was not wearing shoes before the bite

Chronology

The residents of a dilapidated French apartment block battle an army of deadly, rapidly multiplying spiders. The visually striking buildings in which the action takes place were not created for the film; these are Picasso’s arenas in Noisy-le-Grand, near Paris, which were designed by the architect Manuel Núñez Yanowsky in the 1980s. When TN feels the effects of the spider bite, he is seen wearing one of the new shoes.

Kera plays Keroué

He wouldn’t wear a real shoe after being attacked/poisoned. Calling all fans of claustrophobic horror and crawling insects! “Infested” delivers a powerful double whammy, combining the frenetic energy of “REC” with the sheer terror of “Arachnophobia.” This movie throws you headfirst into a ruined apartment building overrun by monstrous spiders.

The film relies on “Arachnophobia”, delighting with the sheer spider infestation factor

Like “REC,” it takes place in an apartment building, keeping the tension high. You feel trapped alongside the desperate residents as they make their way through the building’s labyrinthine corridors, every corner potentially harboring a toxic nightmare. But unlike “REC,” the terror in “Infested” comes with eight furry legs and the taste of human flesh.

“Infested” is the perfect recipe for an incredibly beautiful moment

The close-ups of these monstrous spiders are sure to give you chills, and the creative ways they attack add a touch of creepy fun to the experience. Where “Infested” really shines is in its ability to balance scares with surprising character development. We care about the residents trapped in the building, which makes us truly invested in their struggle to survive.

Just make sure you haven’t eaten recently and be ready to shoot imaginary spiders out of the air after the credits roll