this is another of those films i can remember from when i was a kid and i recently managed to acquire it off ebay  20 years on and it nowhere near as good as i remember it being. the story is vaguely kick started and by a cosmic event (there another extra film crew member in the credits for weak story development) which makes collective ants become super intelligent. ant species who used to war with each other have ceased rivalries and are now working together. the thing i wanted to know throughout was and to do what exactly. you never find out what they want. nigel davenport and his sidekick travel out to the desert where bizarre ant activity has been noted and and begin to study the ants from an impregnable igloo shaped laboratory. probably the most chilling scene in my opinion was when the two scientists visit the giant square in the crops (like a square version of a crop circle) a result of the ants chomping away. this film was not very scary quite simply because you do not know whether to fear the ants or like them. all you know is that the ants want people to leave the area so they can get on with their hijinks  but you do not find out whether they are really baddies. it ain not a sci fi because the cosmic event explanation is too vague to be properly taken into account. it is deffo more of a chiller. tbh the flares and daft hairstyles and tight shirts with big collars and nigel davenports unnaturally big facial hair do freaked me out more than the ants. did you notice that there are only six actors listed in the credits. yup and that right  six and and you would not see any other human beings in this film at all. not even in the distance. this is a plainly obviously low budget film which is a bit watchable because you probably would not have seen one like it. i can not think of any anyway. the filming of the ants is pretty good and they must have done months and months of filming before they had the shots they needed to stick in the film. you may well say to yourself how the hell do they get the ants to do that. over and over and but it is all quite simple. you will also notice that the film makers sacrificed millions of innocent lickle ants to make the film too and so animal rights peeps stay away. good for novelty value and but you may not watch it more than once. 
this is another of those films i can remember from when i was a kid and i recently managed to acquire it off ebay  20 years on and it nowhere near as good as i remember it being. the story is vaguely kick started and by a cosmic event (there another extra film crew member in the credits for weak story development) which makes collective ants become super intelligent. ant species who used to war with each other have ceased rivalries and are now working together. the thing i wanted to know throughout was and to do what exactly. you never find out what they want. nigel davenport and his sidekick travel out to the desert where bizarre ant activity has been noted and and begin to study the ants from an impregnable igloo shaped laboratory. probably the most chilling scene in my opinion was when the two scientists visit the giant square in the crops (like a square version of a crop circle) a result of the ants chomping away. this film was not very scary quite simply because you do not know whether to fear the ants or like them. all you know is that the ants want people to leave the area so they can get on with their hijinks  but you do not find out whether they are really baddies. it ain not a sci fi because the cosmic event explanation is too vague to be properly taken into account. it is deffo more of a chiller. tbh the flares and daft hairstyles and tight shirts with big collars and nigel davenports unnaturally big facial hair do freaked me out more than the ants. did you notice that there are only six actors listed in the credits. yup and that right  six and and you would not see any other human beings in this film at all. not even in the distance. this is a plainly obviously low budget film which is a bit watchable because you probably would not have seen one like it. i can not think of any anyway. the filming of the ants is pretty good and they must have done months and months of filming before they had the shots they needed to stick in the film. you may well say to yourself how the hell do they get the ants to do that. over and over and but it is all quite simple. you will also notice that the film makers sacrificed millions of innocent lickle ants to make the film too and so animal rights peeps stay away. good for novelty value and but you may not watch it more than once. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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