Peter Parker is torn between his responsibilities as Spider-Man and the personal life he’s constantly forced to sacrifice. In this emotionally driven fan film, witness a reimagined origin of Electro, and explore the cost of being a hero when the mask begins to consume the man beneath it.
Alfie Johnson
Director
Lewis Pugh
Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Tegan Joella
Mary Jane Watson
Jevon Dominguez
Max Dillion/Electro
Harry Rodgers
Harry Osborn
Nick McCaffery
J Jonah Jameson
Joanna Cooper
Aunt May
Megan Horne
Francine Frye
Iwan Ohrland
Doctor Bohrland
Alfie Johnson
John Jameson
Finn Monteath
Sandman/Flint Marko
Neo John
Shocker/Herman Schultz
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