> Well, looks like I got my next job all cut out for me
Spider-Man 1969 is a short fan film produced by Donald F. Glut. It's the first live-action appearance of the Spidey, played by Glut himself in a pretty clumsy suit. The fan film follows the non-cannon story of Spider-Man fighting against the evil Dr. Lightning. He would later direct the 70s cartoon "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends". The movie is free on Youtube and you can watch it here.
#Strength
- Moves a TV far away
- Stops a moving car
- Takes a gun out of the henchman's hand and gives it to a girl
- Beats the henchman and lifts him with one hand
- Lifts Dr. Lightnings car... and ties it to a rock
#Speed
#Durability
- Recovers from Dr. Lightnings gun
- It knocks out the henchman (although we never see him again, he was presumably knocked out)
#Other
Was this a matter of courtesy under detente? Or did Disney have some legal recourse to enforce its copyright?
Not to give it away but a look at door-to-door Bible sales. Im sure they were seen as JW competition.
Many of the meetings, sales tactics and language just feel like my old cult home.
Link to YouTube https://youtu.be/z6SHxVj3D6U
Had the great pleasure of seeing this film in the theater. Scared the living hell out of me at the time. It seemed to vanish over the years (Saw it in high school, yes, I'm old) but moments of it stuck with me.
It was released on Blu-Ray in 2016. The BR features a beautiful HS transfer of the US theatrical version and an extended version (probably closer to the original Spanish film "La Residencia") with SD inserts of some elements.
The theatrical version is also available for rent from Amazon.
This is a really delicious Spanish take on the teen girl's school where something really bad is happening. Mood and atmosphere just jump off the screen. I'd strongly suggest the Blu-Ray, as it just looks amazing.
Turn off the lights, your mobile phone, make the popcorn, and setting in for a deliciously scary evening.
Counting NSNA as Sean practically IS Bond, but not CR 1967…
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