The Spider Woman (1944) | |
| Director(s) | Roy William Neill |
| Producer(s) | Roy William Neill |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Detectives, England |
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The Spider Woman (1944) was a Drama - Mystery Film directed by Roy William Neill and produced by Roy William Neill.
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THE SPIDER WOMAN STRIKES BACK On Blu-ray From Kino
By Dan Day, Jr. on Dec 4, 2021 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogTHE SPIDER WOMAN STRIKES BACK (1946) was made toward the end of what is called Universal's "Silver Age" of thrillers and chillers. The movie is not a sequel to the studio's Sherlock Holmes entry THE SPIDER WOMAN, despite having the same star, Gale Sondergaard. A young woman named Jean (Brenda Joyce)... Read full article
SIFF 2015: Separated by Decades--Cave of the Spider Woman (1927) and The Cave of the Silken Web (1967)
By KC on Jun 5, 2015 From Classic MoviesLast night was one of the most delightfully unusual nights I've experienced at SIFF 2015. I saw a pair of films separated by forty years: one a silent film long though lost and another an eye-popping 1960s spectacle of song, martial arts and sorcery. Both are based on an episode in the Ming dynast... Read full article
The Great Villain Blogathon: The Spider Woman
By Caftan Woman on Apr 22, 2014 From Caftan WomanSomething scary is happening. Speakeasy, Shadows and Satin and Silver Screenings have pooled their considerable talents to bring us The Great Villain Blogathon, running April 20th to 26th. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce first embodied Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson for Twentieth Century Fox in 19... Read full article
Kiss of the Spider Woman
By Alyson on Oct 14, 2010 From The Best Picture ProjectIn a South American prison, Luis and Valentin are cellmates. ?Luis (William Hurt) is a flamboyant homosexual, incarcerated for immoral behavior who finds escape in retelling romantic tales he saw in old movies. ?Valentin (Raul Julia) is a restless political prisoner who believes he?s still alive onl... Read full article
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Adrea Spedding: I'm so sorry we have nothing in the house for burns. I so seldom get burned.
Sherlock Holmes: I'm sorry, Watson. The pleasures of the chase are no longer for me. I'm through with crime forever.
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Facts about
A follow-up, "The Spider Woman Strikes Back" (1946) , has no relation to the HOLMES feature, as Gale Sondergaard plays a completely different character.
The scene in which a spider enters Holmes's room through the radiator is inspired by a similar scene in the story 'The Adventure of the Speckled Band'.
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