**WARNING: Contains major spoilers for Sting** If you have even a hint of arachnophobia, you'd do well to avoid Sting – the brand new creature feature from Australian writer/director Kiah Roache-Turner. The horror film follows events after a young girl named Charlotte (Alyla Browne) adopts a spider that mysteriously appears in her apartment building, only for it to quickly become apparent that this is no ordinary arachnid. Not only does the spider – which she names Sting – grow to an abnormally huge size, it is also revealed to have a killer touch when it murders an innocent parrot in brutally vicious fashion.
Of course, it doesn't stop there: soon Charlotte and her family – including her stepdad Ethan (Ryan Corr) – are in grave danger as the spider continues its rampage. If you've seen the film and need a recap of how it all ends up, you can read on to have the Sting ending explained. Meanwhile, we also spoke exclusively to Roache-Turner to find out if there are plans to continue the story with another film.
Read on for everything you need to know. Sting ending explained: How do they kill Sting? As Sting continues to grow at an alarming rate, the scale of his attacks escalates until he is successful in trapping Charlotte's mother, younger sister and Ethan in the apartment building – which prompts Charlotte to search for the spider and kill it. As she sets about this plan, she makes the observation that the spider has not once pestered her grandmother Helga, and s.