This is more Roger Corman chewy goodness, and I wasn't sure if I had seen this film before or if I've just seen so much of Roger's output I don't know the difference anymore.
The plot is that after a heist involving blowing up a mine and robbing a gold depository in Deadwood, North Dakota, a group of robbers high-tails it into the remote mountains awaiting escape into Canada. Too bad they awoke a monster in the process.
What we get are a lot of the awful character actors who seem to populate Corman's films being attacked by a cheap monster that often also populated the same genre. I'm guessing this monster is supposed to be some kind of giant spider, but who knows, really. When it finally appears on screen, it looks silly.
The plot is that after a heist involving blowing up a mine and robbing a gold depository in Deadwood, North Dakota, a group of robbers high-tails it into the remote mountains awaiting escape into Canada. Too bad they awoke a monster in the process.
What we get are a lot of the awful character actors who seem to populate Corman's films being attacked by a cheap monster that often also populated the same genre. I'm guessing this monster is supposed to be some kind of giant spider, but who knows, really. When it finally appears on screen, it looks silly.