“Vermines,” directed by Sébastien Vaniček, is a gripping horror-thriller that delves into the unsettling world of infestation and survival. The film centers on Kaleb, a young man who dreams of becoming a professional arachnologist.

His life takes a terrifying turn when he illegally imports a rare and deadly spider species into his apartment. The spider escapes, and Kaleb finds himself trapped in his home with the rapidly multiplying arachnids.

As the infestation worsens, Kaleb’s isolation becomes more pronounced. His apartment, once a sanctuary, transforms into a nightmarish labyrinth filled with venomous threats.

The tension escalates as Kaleb battles both the physical dangers of the spiders and his mounting psychological distress. Desperation drives him to extreme measures, testing his ingenuity and will to survive.

“Vermines” explores themes of obsession, fear, and the fine line between passion and peril. The film’s claustrophobic setting amplifies the horror, creating a palpable sense of dread. Vaniček masterfully combines suspense and terror, making “Vermines” a chilling exploration of one man’s fight against an overwhelming and deadly invasion.