Il nido del ragno 4K 1988 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

"Il nido del ragno" (1988), also known as "The Spider Labyrinth", is a thrilling 4K film that embodies elements of psychological horror and supernatural suspense. Directed by Gianfranco Gianchia, the film follows a professor, played by Roland Waibenga, who sets out to investigate an ancient Etruscan coffin in Italy. As he delves into the dark secrets of the labyrinthine catacombs, the professor finds himself entangled in a web of eerie events and sinister forces. Atmospheric filming, combined with an unsettling musical accompaniment, creates an immersive experience, keeping viewers in suspense. "Il nido del ragno" is a sinister exploration of fear, paranoia and the unknown, making it a must-see for fans of atmospheric horror.

Review 4K Movie

A professor sent to Italy to check on a reclusive colleague finds himself in a world whose reality seems less and less certain. That's about all one needs to know about the plot. Most Italian horror is mood driven not plot focused. The Spider Labyrinth certainly owes a debt to Dario Argento. We have a mystery, a sect, a hotel with strange residents, and the unsettling feeling that the protagonist left reality behind the moment he stepped off the airplane. The world of the film is one of magic, just like in Suspiria or Inferno, yet the film does not fall into the trap of being a rip-off of those films. Only one scene, the murder of a maid in a room with hanging sheets, suffers from being overly familiar. Otherwise, the film has the feel of an Argento film without coming across as theft. While The Spider Labyrinth is not without problems (some hokey FX; an at times easy to predict plot), it seems more daring and evocative than Mother of Tears, Argento's last Three Mothers film. I am surprised by how little attention the film has gotten in the U.S. even with horror film fans like myself.