Deadly Web (1996) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 15, 1996

Original Title:
Deadly Web

Alternate Titles:
Deadly Web - Terror im Internet
TelaraƱa Mortal

Genres:
Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Fries Entertainment
Hallmark Entertainment
NBC

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

On the Internet, there's no place to hide.

A divorced mother is targeted by an on-line stalker known as Cybergod, and she teams with an ex-cop to track down the maniac.

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Associate Producer:
Alan Ormsby

Casting:
Fern Orenstein

Co-Executive Producer:
Richard C. Berman

Costume Design:
Greg LaVoi

Director:
Jorge Montesi

Director of Photography:
David Geddes

Editor:
Thomas Fries

Executive Producer:
Charles W. Fries

Hairstylist:
Jennifer Guerrero-Mazursky

Key Makeup Artist:
Bob Jermain

Makeup Artist:
Kathleen Crawford

Music:
Stacy Widelitz

Producer:
Christopher J. Fries

Production Design:
Gary T. New

Set Decoration:
William Vail

Special Effects Coordinator:
John C. Hartigan

Stunt Coordinator:
Fred Waugh

Stunts:
Joe Stone
Glory Fioramonti
Ted R. Boyse
Ric Roman Waugh

Writer:
Alan Ormsby

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