Killing Bee

Year: 2005

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Norihisa Yoshimura

Horror

During a school field trip, a group of Japanese students stumble upon a swarm of mutant killer bees. These insects possess heightened intelligence and stings that cause victims' bodies to explode from within. The bees begin hunting the remaining girls, picking them off one by one, and a far worse threat looms ahead.

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