He suggested that he now believed that the Navajo curse (about supernatural "bad spirits") was real:I guess I crawled in too far this time.His father told him before dying: "Don""t be afraid." The criminal was soon caught, but young Wayne blamed himself for their deaths, telling trusted family butler Alfred Pennyworth (Michael Caine): "If I hadn""t gotten scared.She remarked: "Poor baby.No wonder you wore this thing." When he bloodthirsty Jason thawed further and reanimated with his superhuman strength, he abruptly sat up on the morgue table, and then vanished.Set-pieces:Doctor Octopus"" attack on the bank and seizure of Aunt May, Peter""s saving of a child from a burning building, the combat between Spider-Man and Doc Ock on the Westside bell-tower and on a runaway, speeding overhead subway train, and the final battle between the two at an abandoned warehouse.Among the unusual characters are:a dim-witted, slithery Southern playboy/gigolo from Kentucky (Vincent Price)a cynical, mannered and prickly society columnist (Clifton Webb in his first screen appearance since the silent era); also an effete intellectual and an aloof bachelor (with many gay affects)an aging, well-heeled, matronly socialite (Judith Anderson) who lusts after the gigoloa beautiful career woman and ad designer (Gene Tierney), seen in her own apartment""s fireplace portrait - the gorgeous heroine who is presumed dead for about half of the filman unconventional, puzzle-playing, chain-smoking, dead-pan-speaking detective (Dana Andrews)Trailers for the compelling film promised: "Never has a woman been so beautiful, so exotic, so dangerous to know!", and Gene Tierney (in her signature film role as Laura) delivered with exquisite elegance and sublime, breathtaking beauty the role of the untouchable ""work of art"".