Web of the Spider

Year: 1971

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Antonio Margheriti

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Based on Edgar Allan Poe’s “Night of the Living Dead,” journalist Alan Foster travels to London to interview the famed author. While in the city he meets the enigmatic Lord Blackwood, who challenges him to spend a night in his ominous castle, thrusting him into a chilling and terrifying ordeal.

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