Synopsis
Horror has a new face.
A small town is taken over by an alien plague, turning residents into zombies and all forms of mutant monsters.
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Slither
2006
Directed by James Gunn
Cast
Nathan Fillion Michael Rooker Elizabeth Banks Gregg Henry Tania Saulnier Don Thompson Brenda James Jennifer Copping Jenna Fischer Haig Sutherland William MacDonald Iris Quinn Matreya Fedor Amber Lee Bartlett Xantha Radley Dustin Milligan Lloyd Kaufman Zak Ludwig Tom Heaton Mary Black Ben Cotton Lorena Gale Dee Jay Jackson Nicholas Podbrey Malcolm Scott Darren Shahlavi Kathryn Kirkpatrick Corb Lund Michael Cromien Show All…
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Special Effects
Visual Effects
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John Ulmer Mike Dopud Owen Walstrom Ryan Ennis Corbin Fox Ed Anders Kim Howey Jennifer Mylrea Brett Armstrong Shawn Stewart Rob Wilton Scott J. Ateah
Composer
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Jean Tejkel Anke Bakker Maureen Murphy Dario DiSanto Mike Paprocki Kevin Belen Tim Walston Nerses Gezalyan
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Alternative Titles
Criaturas rastreras, La plaga, Parasita, Slither - criaturas rastreras, 到处游荡, 魔虫滑滑, 魔虫口入, Criaturas Rastreras, Ljigavci, Šlykštyne, Gmizavci, スリザー, Yaratıklar, 魔蟲口入, Slither - Voll auf den Schleim gegangen, Slither – Una fame da paura, Horribilis, Slither - Féltél már nevetve?, Slither: La plaga, Slither - Os Invasores, Слизняк, 撕裂人, Târâtoarea, חלקלק, Slimák, Παράσιτα, Seres Rastejantes, Incisions, 슬리더, Robale, Плужекът, Ấu Trùng Ma, สลิทเธอร์ เลื้อย..ดุ, سليثر
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Netherlands Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festiva
Theatrical
31 Mar 2006
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Canada18A -
USAR
06 Apr 2006
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Thailand
19 Apr 2006
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Belgium -
France12
21 Apr 2006
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Taiwan -
Turkey
26 Apr 2006
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Philippines
28 Apr 2006
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Ireland15A -
UK15
12 May 2006
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Mexico -
Spain
18 May 2006
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AustraliaMA 15+
08 Jun 2006
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Singapore
15 Jun 2006
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Brazil
16 Jun 2006
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Iceland
22 Jun 2006
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Germany16
29 Jun 2006
- Netherlands16
30 Jun 2006
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Italy
10 Aug 2006
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Hong Kong
29 Mar 2007
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Portugal
08 Dec 2007
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Japan
29 Mar 2008
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South Korea18
Digital
21 Nov 2006
- France
Physical
06 Sep 2006
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New ZealandR16
27 Sep 2006
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Argentina
16 Oct 2006
- UK15
18 Oct 2006
- Netherlands16
09 Nov 2006
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Austria
21 Nov 2006
- France12
08 Dec 2006
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Greece
05 Jan 2007
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Hungary
10 Jan 2007
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Sweden
24 Jan 2007
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Finland
20 Apr 2007
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Poland
09 Oct 2013
- New ZealandR16
22 Jul 2020
- France12
01 Jun 2026
- UK15
TV
25 Aug 2008
- Netherlands16
28 Jun 2021
- France12
25 Sep 2021
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Switzerland16
Argentina
27 Sep 2006
- Physical Video
Australia
18 May 2006
- TheatricalMA 15+
Austria
09 Nov 2006
- Physical Video
Belgium
19 Apr 2006
- Theatrical
Brazil
15 Jun 2006
- Theatrical
Canada
31 Mar 2006
- Theatrical18A
Finland
24 Jan 2007
- Physical DVD
France
19 Apr 2006
- Theatrical12
21 Nov 2006
- Digital VOD
21 Nov 2006
- Physical12 DVD
22 Jul 2020
- Physical12 Blu-Ray
28 Jun 2021
- TV12 RTL9
Germany
22 Jun 2006
- Theatrical16
Greece
08 Dec 2006
- Physical DVD
Hong Kong
10 Aug 2006
- Theatrical
Hungary
05 Jan 2007
- Physical DVD
Iceland
16 Jun 2006
- Theatrical
Ireland
28 Apr 2006
- Theatrical15A
Italy
30 Jun 2006
- Theatrical
Japan
08 Dec 2007
- Theatrical
Mexico
12 May 2006
- Theatrical
Netherlands
26 Apr 2006
- Premiere Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festiva
29 Jun 2006
- Theatrical16
18 Oct 2006
- Physical16 DVD, Blu ray
25 Aug 2008
- TV16 RTL 7
New Zealand
06 Sep 2006
- PhysicalR16 DVD
09 Oct 2013
- PhysicalR16 Blu-ray
Philippines
26 Apr 2006
- Theatrical Davao
Poland
20 Apr 2007
- Physical DVD
Portugal
29 Mar 2007
- Theatrical
Singapore
08 Jun 2006
- Theatrical
South Korea
29 Mar 2008
- Theatrical18
Spain
12 May 2006
- Theatrical
Sweden
10 Jan 2007
- Physical DVD
Switzerland
25 Sep 2021
- TV16 RTS Un
Taiwan
21 Apr 2006
- Theatrical
Thailand
06 Apr 2006
- Theatrical
Turkey
21 Apr 2006
- Theatrical
UK
28 Apr 2006
- Theatrical15
16 Oct 2006
- Physical15 DVD
01 Jun 2026
- Physical15 Visions Home Video 4k Ultra HD Blu-ray / Blu-ray
USA
31 Mar 2006
- TheatricalR
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Any film that can instantaneously transport me back to my days of endless joyful browsing of VHS box covers deciding what horror to watch next, gets five stars.
Michael Rooker owns this film so much it's just ridiculous.
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This was entertaining even though it is gross. It is a body horror horror movie which kinda surprised me. I thought it was more about slugs. It is directed by James Gunn famous for the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. It is a decent watch but not perfect . You can check it out on Tubi.
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Before he cornered the “turning D-list superheroes into B-list superheroes with maybe a hair too much comedy” market, James Gunn spent a decade racking up a bizarre string of writing credits: Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead (2004), both live action Scooby-Doo movies, that unsettling Rainn Wilson movie Super (2010), one skit from the hilariously abysmal Movie 43 (2013), and this: a dark comedy creature feature that’s really just a thinly-veined biopic about the rise of Harvey Weinstein. (proof)
Akin to The Blob (1988) in that it’s a cheeky B-movie horror made by people who love cheeky B-movie horror, Slither (2006) is a delightful alien-organism-invades-small-town flick that showcases Gunn’s flair for questionably timed middle school humor while also going HAM with half…
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I wish this wasn't a comedy. Just give me the gross shit without Nathan Fillion looking at it and saying "okay that's just wrong"
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Disney: Hey, can you make a Marvel movie for us? We saw your previous works and we think you have potential.
James Gunn: Who? Me?
Disney: Yeh boi.
James Gunn: ...
Disney: ...
James Gunn: Really?
And then a legend claimed his birthright.
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That's it. The windows are staying shut at night now. I don't care how hot it is.
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James Gunn's film about slugs and true love with an ode to his Troma past. Mac from The Thing owned a funeral parlor? Wino Lloyd Kaufman. Hot for teacher. James Gunn pulling a Hitch with a goofy as fuck cameo. Cooters? Officer Mal Castle. Gina rhymes with China. Horny Merle Dixon. Boy George moment. Slimy slug. X-ray vision. Freshly fucked glow. How come dogs always know what the fuck is really up? Line dancing. I'm sure in an alternate universe Nathan Fillion is an A-List five-time Academy Award winner. Worm fuck. Dr. Zombie? Dognapper. Extreme wedding vows. Trucker hats are badass. The Mayor's dirty mouth. Kinda-fat chic. Be careful what you swallow. Elm Street bubble bath. The way Elizabeth Banks…
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The Cronenbergian urge to infect lesser lifeforms with parasitic offspring to mutate their bodies and control their minds for assimilation into the collective consciousness of an all-consuming entity.
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Now that woman is literally as "Big as a house".
Slither is about an extraterrestrial parasite that infects the citizens of a town with the intent of devouring all life forms on Earth, it is up to the town sheriff and a local woman to put an end to the monster.
This is one good example of how to make an entertaining and fucking amazing body horror flick by keeping the plot straightforward and staying away from unnecessary twists that feel like a protestor barring cars from moving by standing in the middle of the road, the road that you take daily to go to your office... peacefully... Hmm...
Other than the subplot of Starla not being in love with…
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"He looks like something that fell off my dick during the war!"
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Slither is an outrageous, goopy, grotesque tribute to the things many of us grew up loving, tastefully done with enthusiasm and never taking itself to seriously, which is the key... plus I absolutely adore the cast and it’s wonderful to see Gregg Henry again.
Filled with outrageous humor and dripping with gooey prosthetic effects, Slither is one hell of a fun time. What a horrible oversight this has been for me, but I’m kinda glad I watched it now in 2017, amidst the bevy of nostalgia laden films or throwbacks dripping with unauthentic aesthetics (see previous Dude Bro Party Massacre III entry lol or Lost After Dark), this feels real, and real will always shine through.
In a decade filled with ‘torture porn’, which I wasn’t the hugest fan of, Slither is amongst my favorite releases of the 2000’s, and a film I’ll be revisiting many times in the future!
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