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On a notably hot afternoon in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley, there’s a bigger problem than the heat... Giant, magma-powered spiders are attacking! Okay, sure, none of these giant spiders are in ...

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Stop what you’re doing Sharknado fans – Syfy has gone all out to make your day. Yep, giant fire-breathing tarantulas are now a thing and we just know Syfy’s latest offering LAVALANTULA is going to be ...

First there was Sharknado, the low-budget blockbuster about sharks sucked out of the ocean by tornadoes and propelled into American cities like airborne man-eating torpedoes. Now Hollywood's ...

Yes, we’re talking giant spiders — spewing lava — in the latest creation from the people who specialise in combining CGI with the laughably unbelievable. Guttenberg, 56, knew exactly what he was ...

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From deep within the Santa Monica Mountains they come — and they’re pissed. Syfy, the channel that brought you John Calipari, Dan Hurley among latest college coaches to rip NCAA over James Nnaji ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Syfy is looking to build another monster mashup franchise, greenlighting a sequel to original movie Lavalantula, which premiered ...

Syfy is looking to build another monster mashup franchise, greenlighting a sequel to original movie Lavalantula, which premiered on Saturday as part of Sharknado week. Set for summer 2016, the ...

From deep within the Santa Monica Mountains they come — and they’re pissed. Syfy, the channel that brought you Sharknado, Ghost Shark and so much other Emmy bait, is unleashing Lavalantula next summer ...