Directed by Ángel Gómez Hernández, the film ‘Crawlers’ centers on a catastrophic infestation of venomous and deadly spiders that sends an apartment building into lockdown. Trapped inside by a police-mandated quarantine, building manager Serena (Lutz) and her residents battle to survive as the creatures multiply by the second. Armed with her intimate knowledge of the complex, Serena may be the only one who can keep them alive—if she can confront her deepest fear.
‘Crawlers’ stars Matilda Lutz (as Serena), with Gregg Sulkin, Melina Matthews, William Miller, Chris Rogers (as George), Elena Sanz (as Callan), Lea Vivier (as Jalene), Andrea Scott Méndez (as Molly), Gary Anthony Stennette (as Dr. Woodward), Paul S. Tracey (as Paul), Isabella Egizi (as Bernice), Sam Lucas Smith (as Lance), Hal Rothwell (as Zander), Carlos Toca (as Officer Chandler), Estela Aniorte (as Esther), and Lex Salvador (as Tonya).
Written by Jayson Rothwell, ‘Crawlers’ is produced by Scott Strauss, Peter Welter, Jayson Rothwell, Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, Josh Weinstock, and Alexandra Milchan, with executive producers Andrew Schwartzberg, Jon Shiffman, and Diarmaid Odhran McGrath. Production companies are Altitude, CAA Media Finance, Renegade Capital, Sagesse Productions, Altitude Film Sales, Thunder Road Pictures, and Badlands.
The film’s cinematography is by Pablo Rosso, with editing by Luis de la Madrid, and Guillermo Lorenzana Torns.
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Roadside Attractions and Saban Films will release ‘Crawlers’ in theaters on October 16, 2026.
Matilda Lutz is most known for Revenge, Rings, and Red Sonja. Gregg Sulkin is most known for Faking It and Wizards of Waverly Place. Melina Matthews is most known for Official Competition and The Room Next Door. William Miller is most known for The 100 and The Gardener. Chris Rogers is most known for Crime 101.
