Viva Spider-man

[Alan2099]

When I was looking for information about the Spider-man vs Kraven film in another topic, I stumbled upon a few more Spider-man fan films.

This one is live action version of the cheaply made 60s Spider-man cartoon and it's just perfect. If you haven't seen it before you need to. It's just a little over ten minutes long so it's not even a huge investment of your time.

https://youtu.be/qilL2nK9n6M

The guy who made it would later end up being one of the writers on the 90s Spider-man cartoon as well.

[Spidey_62]

I remember first seeing a photo of this student film on the Toonzone website in an interview with Jim Krieg and it wouldn't be for another couple of years til I saw the film, but it is indeed one of the coolest fanmade projects I've ever seen. I love how it stays so closely to the 60s cartoon complete with reused swinging shots. It mashes up about 3 different episodes from the Bakshi seasons here. Just great stylish jazzy atmosphere on display, I don't know what else to say other than it's always a delight!

Here's a few of my other favorite Spidey fan films:

The Green Goblin's Last Stand is a classic- it's one of those things where you feel the passion on display despite the fact that they had basically no budget ($400). There's all kinds of crazy stunts like actually swinging from buildings and pyrotechnics, it's insane to me still. Despite being this cheap thing it's got a lot of heart and I love all the practical effects, plus dig on classic costume live-action Green Goblin! I know some people will say this is better than some of the real movies, or better than all of them just in terms of its authenticity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bddH...n%27sLastStand

Attack of The Octopus is a 2002 fan film from right before the Raimi movie came out that's a bit more obscure but it has Doc Ock pre-SM2 and it's really fun seeing people pull him off with a low-budget. All kinds of fun puppeteer work with his tentacles.

https://youtu.be/ImLjIn5gf-k

The Donald Glut 60s Spider-Man fan film is also a really cool artifact, just seeing that kind of fandom and low-budget creativity on display as far back as then is super cool. Makes me wish we'd get to see the comic-accurate early 70s, somewhat-budgeted Spidey vs. Kraven film for that reason!

[Grapeweasel]

If Jon Favreau is writing this you better wait until he hands in the whole script......