The Spider’s Web

Year: 1938

Runtime: 300 mins

Language: English

Directors: James W. Horne, Ray Taylor

CrimeAction

A pulpy serialized adventure follows the masked vigilante The Spider, determined to eradicate crime, as he battles the diabolical Octopus, who plots to overthrow the United States government with an arsenal of the most fiendish weapons ever conceived by the human brain. The story opens with the warning, “Beware, Spider! I have you marked for death.”

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