The Wasp Woman (1959)

"Later, in The City, we learn that sales for Starlin Cosmetics are plummeting. This is the first of many scenes of exciting boardroom action! Model-turned-mogul Janice Starlin is mad as hell, but the Boys' Club that makes up her senior staff is happy to put the blame on her. Take that, lady in charge of something in the '50s!" - Scot Nolan of Bargain Bin Review

Mimic (1997)

"A childhood epidemic has hit New York City. The CDC thinks they have the answer. They combine termite and manta DNA in order to create a new insect, called the Judas Breed, that will breed with disease carrying cockroaches and kill them off through mating. But 3 years later, our bug doctor starts to find some weird stuff."
- Rich Wolf of Obscure Horror

Ants (1977)

"Ok so the ants attacked the kid, and Disco Stu at the beginning, but it's all leading to something bigger, right? Kinda. It does take awhile. They attack the chef in the kitchen, and the foreman. When the foreman is attacked, Mike calls for an ambulance. DUDE! They been there TWICE already! Both times cause of you! Do you just LOVE ambulances?! The foreman ruins Mike's dream and doesn't want the ambulance cause he feels better." - Jason Soto of Invasion of the B-Movies

The Swarm (1978)

"Okay, show of hands: how many of you remember the Killer Bee scare of the Seventies? Yeah, how could you miss it? There was all kinds of this crap going on in this decade. I remember we had Legionnaire's Disease, Swine Flu, disco and other maladies and malaise to contend with, then came the African Killer bees from South America (long story) in whole big droves: one sting could prove fatal! And now they're headed our way!"- George Litman of The Great White Dope's Mecha-Blog-Zilla

Infested (2002)

"From the start, these offbeat douche bags (the cast) garner my most sincere hatred. The flies enter her mouth, infecting her body and transforming her into some sort of zombie. With the insects in full control of the host she goes after her friends to either infect them or violently kill them. I prefer the latter." 
- Jorge A. Lopez of Strictly Splatter

Empire of the Ants (1977)

"We quickly find out that the ants have not only invaded the town but managed to turn the folks here into mindless drones. This, of course, is the movie's master stroke, separating it from other giant insect movies by making the creatures not just hungry, but smart and planning world domination as well!"
- Jose Prendes of Strictly Splatter