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Spider Woman (2006) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 22, 2006

Original Title:
ใยสยองซ่อนตาย

Alternate Titles:
Death Web
Spider Woman: Death's Web
Spider Women
ใยสยองซ่อนตาย

Genres:
Horror

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 

Runtime: 88

Death's Web

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A witch is burned on the stake, but her spirit has possessed a giant spider and is on the rampage. Enraged and thirsty for vengeance, a mob of torch bearing villagers march through an eerie wood in search of an evil child-eating woman. But dealing their own brand of justice, this might just be the worst mistake of their lives, as the one they seek possesses a darker power then they would have ever imagined. Spider woman spins the nightmarish tale of an unsuspecting group of people encountering a mystical world of buried secrets, human possession and gigantic spiders. Evil never takes kindly to those who oppose it...and in this case, its counterattack pounces with eight-legged agility.

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Art Direction:
Artrid Hongrat

Director:
C. Rattapol

Editor:
Anuchat Artchayata

Music:
Rosamid Samitiros

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