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		List Price: $9.98		Label: First Look Pictures Salesrank: 129057 Released: August 2, 2005
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		MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
In an experiment gone wrong genetically-engineered ants have become giant out-of-control creatures on the hunt for human flesh. Now a small group of people trapped together in a skyscraper must try to escape the blood-thirsty insects before they all get killed .. One by one. Studio: First Look Home Entertain Release Date: 11/04/2008 Starring: C Thomas Howell Ana Alexander Run time: 90 minutes Rating: Pg13

Glass Trap Reviews:
Not as bad, as it is made out to be !
2009-02-25 - Sure they're plenty of better suspense movies than this one, but I don't believe that the reviews are really fair about this movie. Its a low budget movie, that can be easily seen from the rather poor special effects when it comes to showing the gigantic ants. Those types of computer animations are simply 3rd rate, but besides that the movie does develop some kind of suspense. And C. Thoams Howell is pretty good as the reluctant janitor in this film who along with 2 other people have to find a way out of this ant infested office building, since those ants can kill humans. Its not bad, and if one dosen't have anything else to do its worth seeing it for some 90 minutes.

The real problem is...
2008-02-05 - Firstly, this movie does some things well. The introductions of most of the cast were reasonably good and the general plot began to develop quickly. As for the comic relief parts, some of the one-liners in this movies are better than the one-liners I've heard in most movies.

The main problem this movie has is, once the main premise, ants attacking humans in an office building, is underway... the threat level never increases. As you'd expect, the body count rises, but in this movie, that is usually the result of the victim's actions.

I think the writers should have spent more time trying to decide what actually happens when ants start attacking people. Aside from that, the only problem is that a central character debuts far too close to the end of the movie.

It does have its good points, but ultimately, the main elements of the plot could have been handled better.

If it has C Thomas Howell in it and it's not the Outsiders it probably sucks
2006-10-19 - I had to write a review so that I could save someone else the energy from thinking this might be even a wee bit entertaining. The effects were so far subpar that you could not fool a 5 year old into believing in the large ants. This movie has been done repeatedly in different ways (the giant killer insects) and better. In the 50's at least there was an excuse for the cheesy effects. This is the 2nd adult C Thomas Howell movie I purchased in which I realized that this poor guy needs to go into real estate or something. The Crimson Code is also very poor.

Not only is the acting questionable and not entertaining (except for Stella Stevens, she did great!) but the costume designer needs to be punished. C Thomas was dressed like a french painter slash janitor with the ascot and all. PLEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASE!

I would have rated this movie lower then 1 if it had been offered. If it comes free on Sci-Fi and it's a Sunday and you are bored, give it a shot. If it's for actively purchasing this thing and paying shipping.... well, I wouldn't do it.

Not SCARY.....FUNNY!
2006-09-12 - This was the Cheesiest horror movie I've ever seen it was hilarious, especialy when Stella Stephens got Eaten by the Ant.
WE All Prayed she would DIE.... and then at the end she did.
(People who watched this movie Know what I'm TALKIN about.)
I'm giving it 3 stars just for that one scene!!!

LET'S GET ANTSY
2005-09-08 - Remember THEM....THE BLACK SCORPION...BEGINNING OF THE END..TARANTULA? Those magnificently corny but loveable big bug movies of the fifties? Well, THE GLASS TRAP whether intentionally or unintentionally pays homage to these movies in its own delightful way. The ants don't look too bad from a distance, but the close ups are cheesy and pedophilic! But that's what makes this movie so tolerably enjoyable. C. Thomas Howell looks completely lost in his heroic janitor(?) role; Stella Stevens (always Linda Rogo from THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE) chews up the scenery a'la Joan Crawford and Bette Davis; B movie stalwarts Brent Huff, Andrew Prine, Ron Harper and Chick Vennera add cult status; and Martin Kove is hilarious as the "specialist" who comes in to save the day. The movie is rightfully ridiculous but if you loved those killer bug movies aforementioned (as I did growing up on them), then THE GLASS TRAP can be forgiven for its clunky amateurishness.