The Exterminator

About This Movie

This one's a curious bird. The Exterminator dives into some bizarre territory when an ordinary pest control guy gets swept up in something far weirder than your typical bug problem. The atmosphere is unsettling, filled with a kind of grimy tension. It’s not just about the extermination—it’s about the darker themes lurking in the background, really. The pacing has its own rhythm, sometimes slow but it builds nicely towards those off-kilter moments. Practical effects land with a real visceral punch, making the odd occurrences all the more unsettling. Sure, the director might be a mystery, but the film leaves an impression with its raw energy and strange narrative choices, making it memorable in its own right.

The Exterminator has seen limited release formats over the years, primarily circulating on VHS and the occasional DVD. Its scarcity in good condition draws interest from collectors who appreciate cult films that embrace oddity. Despite its obscure status, it has piqued the curiosity of genre enthusiasts looking for something that stands apart from conventional horror or thriller narratives.