Boaz Davidson, born in 1943 in Tel Aviv, is a notable figure in cult cinema, recognized for his work in the 1980s. He directed and wrote X-Ray (1981), a film that exemplifies the playful yet eerie tone of exploitation cinema. Davidson's knack for blending humor with horror continued in Hot Resort (1985), where he crafted a comedic take on vacation escapades. His contributions to the genre, particularly in the realm of cult classics, solidify his role as a key player in shaping the landscape of unique cinematic experiences.
Spiders
A DNA experiment on a rare breed of spider is taking place on a NASA space shuttle, when a freak meteor shower engulfs the shuttle, causing everything to go horribly wrong. One survivor is found on the ship and watched over in a secret location deep in the California desert. The problem continues, as the survivor isn't alone, as another deadly spiders climbs out of him and goes on a rampage around the ship. Curious reporter Marci Eyre must now survive, escape and warn everyone before the spider reaches outside the desert.
