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Trailer: The Giant Spider Invasion (1975)

2,252 views (2012-03-04)Upload date: 2009-10-29⏱ 3:50👍 5 · 👎 0Entertainment

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In the archive: 2010-04-04 – 2016-10-24.
Sources: Common Crawl 2012, 2014-35, 2016-44 · YouTube API 2009–2010 (ArchiveTeam crawl)
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Listed 10 times in captured pages, on 10 different lists (suggested videos, channels, playlists…). Earliest first:

Description

This film is kinda fun, but if you suffer from arachnophobia you might want to give it a miss: lots and lots of spiders. The spiders in the film are meant to be from outer space, but the procucers did not do much to hide the fact that most of them were only tarantulas. And one of the bigger spiders is actually a VW Beetle with legs stuck to it -- I kid you not -- and nobody did much to hide that either. But that's okay beacause the film is a quite a good laugh. You can read my full DVD review at: http://steve-calvert.co.uk/dvd-reviews/the-giant-spider-invasion.htm

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16K2010-04-042016-10-242010-04-04: 334 (watch page)2012-01-30: 2,195 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-01-31: 2,195 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-02-23: 2,226 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-02-26: 2,251 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-02-27: 2,251 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-03-03: 2,251 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-03-08: 2,251 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2012-03-09: 2,251 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2014-08-20: 10,214 (list (suggested, channel, search…))2016-10-24: 15,646 (list (suggested, channel, search…))
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Captures with a view count: 11 (the watch page and the lists that showed the video).

Archive captures (2)

CapturedSourceCaptured URLOriginalStatusViewsLikes / dislikes
2012-03-04CC 2012youtube.com/watch?v=RWKXwWLvKXcavailable2,2525 / 0
2010-04-04YouTube API 2009–2010 (ArchiveTeam crawl)available334

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