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Posted by demonik on August 23, 2007
Arthur Herzog – The Swarm (Pan, 1976)
Only a few scientists felt the first stirrings of terror. But then the death toll began to mount – and terror erupted into National panic when great swarms of savage bees, deadly killers, blotted out the sun as they spread across America.
Now with the Empire State Building black with bees, a crack team of scientists race desperately against time to fight an enemy they only partly comprehend.
A CHILLING MASTERPIECE OF TERROR THAT JUST MIGHT COME TRUE!
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Souvenirs Of Terror 