In the movie "Spiders," various scents are implied to repel spiders, but one of the most commonly known smells that spiders dislike in reality is peppermint. Other scents include vinegar, citrus, and essential oils like tea tree and lavender. These odors can deter spiders from entering an area, as they are sensitive to smells. While the movie may not focus on this aspect, using these scents in real life can help keep spiders at bay.

Yes, house spiders can bite, but they are generally not aggressive and will only bite if they feel threatened. Most house spider bites are harmless and result in mild irritation similar to a mosquito bite. Some people may have allergic reactions, but serious effects are rare. Common house spiders include the common house spider and the cellar spider, both of which pose minimal risk to humans. It's always best to exercise caution and avoid handling spiders directly.

In the context of the movie "Spiders," the creatures are referred to simply as "spiders." The film depicts these arachnids as genetically modified, leading to larger and more aggressive versions of typical spiders. The plot often revolves around the chaos and danger they cause in an urban environment, highlighting the fear and horror associated with these creatures. The movie uses the concept of monstrous spiders to create suspense and thrill, drawing on the common fear of spiders among people.

In the context of the movie "Spiders," which typically features exaggerated and terrifying arachnids, here are the top 10 largest spiders in reality: 1. **Goliath Birdeater** (Theraphosa blondi) - Up to 12 inches (30 cm) in leg span. 2. **Giant Huntsman Spider** (Heteropoda maxima) - Up to 12 inches (30 cm) in leg span. 3. **Brazilian Wandering Spider** (Phoneutria) - Notable for size and venom. 4. **Colombian Giant Red Leg Tarantula** (Megaphobema robustum) - Large and colorful. 5. **King Baboon Spider** (Pelinobius muticus) - Large and aggressive. 6. **Haplopelma Lividum** - Known for striking speed. 7. **Theraphosa stirmi** - Another large tarantula species. 8. **Ceratogyrus meridionalis** - Known as the Zimbabwe Blue Baboon. 9. **Aphonopelma chalcodes** - The Arizona Blonde Tarantula. 10. **Selenocosmia spp.** - Large burrowing spiders from Australia. These spiders are fascinating, but not as fearsome as portrayed in horror films.