 Sean Crawley (Chris McKenna) is your typically average young man, working to make end s meet and getting through life with his head just above water, until one day he meets one Duke Wayne (George Wendt, noted for his carer as Norm from the TV sitcom Cheers) and who in turn introduces him to the charismatic Ray Mathews (Daniel Baldwin). It is in this introduction that our young man s life is about to make a change for the worse. For just a small amount of money, he agrees to commit the most heinous of crimes for Mathews, his luck is about to sink into deeper pitfalls of human depravity, for being betrayed and constantly beaten for certain information. Here Human nature changes direction, the wrong direction, in both the physical and mental state, and finds that at the bottom of the food chain the human spirit will rise to new atrocities in order to survive. King of the Ants is Human nature at its worse, a sad but true tail of the horrific facts of life. Psychological horror that will bite you where it hurts most: Beware.