GLASS TRAP

Cinemavixion Review

Fred Olen Ray's "Glass Trap" plunges audiences into a claustrophobic nightmare within a towering skyscraper, where a terrifying infestation of radioactive ants transforms the urban jungle into a deadly labyrinth. Released in 2005, this creature feature delivers a B-movie thrill ride, capitalizing on its high-concept premise of being trapped with an unstoppable swarm. The film effectively builds tension as the ant attacks escalate, forcing a diverse group of survivors, including C. Thomas Howell and Stella Stevens, to confront their fears and fight for survival. While its runtime is brisk, the relentless pace and inventive, albeit small-scale, ant-based mayhem offer a satisfyingly tense experience for fans of classic monster movies. It's a testament to the genre's enduring appeal when even a simple premise can generate such visceral, edge-of-your-seat moments.