Spider-Man: Renegade

Name: Spider-Man: Renegade
Genre: Action
Released: 2017-08-02
Duration: 55 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Colin Baker, Adam Burke, Andrew Kent

TV Movie
2017
55m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

YOUR RATING

Action

Peter Parker is living his life as the Spider-Man, not running into any struggles at all. But when a spiral of events leads to the birth of Spider-Man's greatest enemy, Peter must re-think i... Read allPeter Parker is living his life as the Spider-Man, not running into any struggles at all. But when a spiral of events leads to the birth of Spider-Man's greatest enemy, Peter must re-think if he is worthy of the Spider-Man title.Peter Parker is living his life as the Spider-Man, not running into any struggles at all. But when a spiral of events leads to the birth of Spider-Man's greatest enemy, Peter must re-think if he is worthy of the Spider-Man title.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Trivia
Eric Elliott also played The Red Hood in Young Justice Origins: Vigilantes.

Goofs
In the opening fight scene, there is a shot where you can briefly see the camera bag in the background.

Crazy credits
The after credit scene contains James Wesley beating up Aleksei Systevich with a wrench. James tells him "the Kingpin will be here soon", and walks away. While, James isn't looking, Aleksei grabs his phone and calls Flint Marko. He tells Marko to break him out, and to get the "gang" ready. Possibly leading towards the Sinister Six.

Connections
Followed by Spider-Man 3: Downfall (2018)

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Review

Featured review

6/10

Renegade follows Peter Parker facing a new threat, his best friend, Harry Osborn.

Spider-Man: Renegade was a blast. It was definitely not perfect, but it was still a lot of fun. Eric Elliot does fantastic as Peter Parker. He is a great director, and he's an even better actor.

Though the whole "New Goblin" thing is in a TON of fan films now, and I think this is an instance that it really works. This is mainly due to the excellent performance by Noah Perchard. He knocks it OUT OF THE PARK with this role, and he's definitely the best part of the film.

While this does use some fan film clichés, it's handled really well. It does have some bad camera shots, some editing mistakes, and script issues, but those things don't take over terribly. Great job, TheLonelySpider!