Movies and TvShows featuring "experimenting-on-animals" theme.

In Tarantula, a small town in the southwest desert is plagued by a giant tarantula roaming the countryside. The creature was inadvertently created by a scientist's experiment, which caused a tarantula to grow to gigantic proportions. As the town is gripped by fear, a brave sheriff and a courageous newspaper reporter team up to stop the monstrous spider before it destroys everything in its path.

A doctor's self-experimentation with a mysterious serum results in him transforming into a sinister alter ego named Mr. Hyde. As Dr. Jekyll struggles with his dual identity, he becomes consumed by obsession, revenge, and seduction.

A gangster hires an ex-Nazi scientist to reanimate dead criminals using atomic radiation to seek revenge on those who double-crossed him. Detective, hitman, and police officer team up to stop the reanimated corpses.

A group of scientists travel to the Peruvian jungle in search of a rare radioactive mineral. They discover a mad scientist who has discovered the secret to miniaturization and is using it to shrink animals and people. The scientists are miniaturized themselves and must find a way to escape before their deranged colleague captures and kills them.

A college student becomes the unwitting participant in a scientific experiment conducted by a mad scientist. The scientist uses a powerful odorless and colorless poisonous gas to transform the student's fiancée into a mindless slave. The student must find a way to stop the scientist and save his loved one before it's too late.

In Captive Wild Woman, a doctor's experiment goes wrong, causing a circus animal to transform into a wild woman. As the doctor struggles to control the situation, chaos ensues. The movie explores themes of eugenics, brutality, and scientific experimentation, while also diving into the dark underbelly of the circus world.

An exploration of what happens when human curiosity and animal rage collide. This low-budget, high-concept thriller presents a different kind of antagonist, and the same well-meaning-but-doomed kids you love to cheer for as they meet their grisly ends.