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Movie info: - Title: Body in the Web - Original title: Ein Toter hing im Netz - Also known as: Body in the Web - Year: 1960 - Genre: Horror - Release date: 1962-03 - Length: 77...
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Gary Webster (Alexander D'Arcy), a nightclub manager, flies a group of women from New York City to dance in his club in Singapore. While flying over the Pacific Ocean, their plane catches fire, splits in half, and plummets into the ocean. The group is next seen a few days later, suffering from dehydration on a life raft, before they finally spot a ...
The film was shot between October and November 1959 on location in Yugoslavia. Georg Krause, who previously shot Stanley Kubrick's 1957 anti-war classic Paths of Glory, served as the cinematographer, with Heidi Genéeediting. Producer Hartwig decided that in order to have a horror exploitation winner, the film only needed a monster and semi-nude wom...
The film was shown in Berlin on April 16, 1960. Pacemaker Pictures distributed the film in the United States, originally under the title It's Hot in Paradise in March 1962 with an 86-minute running time. It was later released with the Horrors of Spider Island title as part of a double feature with The Flesh and the Fiendsin November 1965 with a 75-...
Author and film critic Leonard Maltin awarded the film 1.5 out of 4 stars, calling it a "well-photographed sex film, typical of the period", with sci-fi elements almost casually tossed in. Allmovie also gave the film 1.5 out of 5 stars, stating that "while the primary purpose of this German-made oddity is to show scantily clad women imperiled by a ...
Notes Bibliography 1. Munden, Kenneth White (1997). The American Film Institute Catalog: Feature Films, 1961-1970, Part 2. University of California Press. ISBN 0520209702. 2. Reid, John Howard (2007). Science-Fiction & Fantasy Cinema: Classic Films of Horror, Sci-Fi & the Supernatural. Lulu. ISBN 978-1430301134.
Horrors of Spider Island at IMDbHorrors of Spider Island at AllMovieEin Toter hing im Netz (Horrors of Spider Island) at Rotten Tomatoes"Mystery Science Theater 3000" Horrors of Spider Island (TV episode 1999) at IMDb4. Juli 2002 · Originaltitel: Ein Toter hing im Netz. Alternativtitel: Body in the Web A Corpse Hangs in the Web Girls of Spider Island Horrors of Spider Island It's Hot in Paradise The Spider's Web. Herstellungsland: Deutschland. Erscheinungsjahr: 1960. Regie: Fritz Böttger. Popularität: 7893. Platz (30 Tage) / 9459.
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3. März 2017 · Supposedly, this German made film was originally an “adult” feature, and the version seen here had the nudity cut out. Even with the nudity, it must have been a fairly tame sort of offering. However, it does have one redeeming moment, when they enter the cabin and find a giant spider web spun across one end of the room and a man hanging in it.
von Frank Trebbin. Eine Gruppe mit neun Tänzerinnen, die nach Singapur zur Truppenbetreuung unterwegs ist, stürzt mit dem Flugzeug über dem Meer ab. Man rettet sich auf eine kleine Insel. Gary, der einzige Mann unter den Überlebenden, wird von einer riesigen Spinne gebissen und verwandelt sich daraufhin in ein mordgieriges Monster.
BODY IN THE WEB (USA), A CORPSE HANGS IN THE WEB (Internationaler englischer Titel), GIRLS OF SPIDER ISLAND (USA, Videotitel), HORRORS OF SPIDER ISLAND (USA, Wiederaufführungstitel), IT'S HOT IN PARADISE (USA), THE SPIDERS WEB (USA) 1959. Deutschland/Jugoslawien. 89 Min., 81 Min. (Deutschland) Rapid. Fritz Böttger. Gaston Hakim, Wolfgang Hartwig.
Der Film Body in the Web ist ein 77 minuten lang horror aus 1960, unter der regie von Fritz Böttger. Die Hauptbesetzung besteht aus Rainer Brandt, Alexander D'Arcy, Harald Maresch und Barbara Valentin.
