After a Soviet space station crashes into a New York City subway tunnel, a species of venomous spiders is discovered, and soon they mutate to gigantic proportions and wreak havoc on the city.

When a meteor shower hits an old Soviet space station in the orbit of Earth, parts and debris crash into the New York subway tunnel near the Noble Street Station. The traffic controller Jason sends his colleague Jimmy to inspect the damage but soon he is found dead. The doctor finds a bite on his leg and eggs inside his body, and Jason takes one of them to ask his wife Rachel to test in the laboratory where she works. When he goes with the subway security team to the location where Jimmy was found, they discover a nest of strong and carnivorous spiders. Meanwhile Col. Jenkins and the Russian scientist Dr. Darnoff discuss the special breed of spiders genetically developed in the space with zero gravity that would build a powerful nest that would be used in military purpose. Further, they need the queen's egg that Jason gave to his wife. Then and he lies to the population telling that there is a deadly virus in the neighborhood where Jimmy was found and they hunt Jason and his family. When they recover the egg, Col. Jenkins put it in the nest to raise the queen and decides to execute everyone that is aware of the spiders. Will he succeed in his plan?—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

When a violent meteor shower hammers a deactivated Soviet space station, high-speed debris rains down on Manhattan, crashing inside a New York City subway tunnel. Now, with an ever-growing army of mutated space-arachnids threatening to overrun the unsuspecting metropolis, it's up to transit supervisor, Jason Cole, and his estranged wife, Rachel, to come up with a counter-attack strategy, before the hairy invaders grow to gigantic proportions. Of course, the gargantuan spider-queen that keeps laying eggs in her cobwebbed subterranean lair is still on the loose. What happens if the venomous insect from the stars and her unstoppable legion of killer-minions find their way into the concrete urban maze?—Nick Riganas