When a meteorite crashes into the sleepy town of Wheelsy, it unleashes a parasitic alien organism that infects the local population, turning them into mindless, slug-ridden zombies under the control of a grotesque, tentacled monster. As the infection spreads, a ragtag group of survivors must fight to stay human while the town descends into chaotic, flesh-hungry madness. James Gunn’s ‘Slither’ masterfully blends body horror with dark comedy, creating a squirm-inducing, retro-tinged creature feature that pays homage to 80s classics while keeping you on the edge of your seat. Get ready for a wild, gooey ride that’s as hilarious as it is chilling.
Slither
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Slither about?
When a meteorite crashes into the sleepy town of Wheelsy, it unleashes a parasitic alien organism that infects the local population, turning them into mindless, slug-ridden zombies under the control of a grotesque, tentacled monster. As the infection spreads, a ragtag group of survivors must...
When was Slither released?
Slither was released in 2006.
Where can I stream Slither?
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User Reviews
“For me, 'Slither' is a love letter to 80s horror with its cheesy creature effects and over-the-top gore. The slug invasion had me squirming, and the oddball humor kept it from being too grim. Not perfect, but a hell of a good time.”
“I appreciated the attempt to blend horror and comedy, but the tone sometimes felt all over the place. The practical effects are awesome though, and the alien threat is genuinely creepy. Worth a watch if you're into creature features.”
“James Gunn knows how to have fun with the genre! 'Slither' is an underrated gem that doesn't take itself too seriously. I loved the gross-out moments and the nods to classic B-movies. Definitely one of my favorites.”
“I wanted to like it more, but the characters were pretty flat and the scares didn't really land for me. Some cool ideas, but it felt more like a comedy than a horror movie. Still, it's not a total waste of time.”

























































































