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Tail Sting (2001)

A pack of massive genetically altered Scorpions escape containment on an airplane, turning passengers into victims and forcing one ordinary woman to confront her worst fears.
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A pack of massive genetically altered Scorpions escape containment on an airplane, turning passengers into victims and forcing one ordinary woman to confront her worst fears.

Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Paul Wynne
Written By:Timothy Griffin, Peter Soby Jr.
In Theaters:8/1/2001
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Runtime:97 minutes
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