Spider-Noir (2026)
Spider-Noir is a 2026 drama series created by Oren Uziel. It stars Nicolas Cage, Lamorne Morris and Li Jun Li.
1930s New York, all rain-slick streets and cigarette smoke, and Ben Reilly is a private eye well past his prime. Work is thin, the bottle is close, and the city has long moved on. It also once had a costumed protector, its one and only, a chapter of Reilly's life he would rather not revisit. This series drops the web-slinger into hard-boiled detective territory, swapping bright heroics for shadows, moral fatigue, and a man forced to reckon with who he used to be. A grittier, grown-up take on the mask and the guilt underneath it.
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What is Spider-Noir about?
1930s New York, all rain-slick streets and cigarette smoke, and Ben Reilly is a private eye well past his prime. Work is thin, the bottle is close, and the city has long moved on. It also once had a costumed protector, its one and only, a chapter of Reilly's life he would rather not revisit. This series drops the web-slinger into hard-boiled detective territory, swapping bright heroics for shadows, moral fatigue, and a man forced to reckon with who he used to be. A grittier, grown-up take on the mask and the guilt underneath it.
When was Spider-Noir released?
Spider-Noir was released on 25 May 2026.
How many episodes does Spider-Noir have?
Spider-Noir has 8 episodes across 1 seasons.
Who made Spider-Noir?
Spider-Noir was created by Oren Uziel.
Where can I watch Spider-Noir?
Spider-Noir is available on Prime Video and Amazon Freevee.
Where to watch Spider-Noir
Stream: Prime Video
Watch free: Amazon Freevee
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Cast
- Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly / The Spider
- Lamorne Morris as Joe 'Robbie' Robertson
- Li Jun Li as Cat Hardy
- Karen Rodriguez as Janet Ruiz
- Abraham Popoola as Lonnie Lincoln / Tombstone
- Jack Huston as Flint Marko
- Brendan Gleeson as Finn 'Silvermane' Byrne
- Joe Massingill as Pudge
- Scott MacArthur as Perry
- Michael Kostroff as Mayor Morris
- Andrew Lewis Caldwell as Dirk Leyden
- Lukas Haas as Winston
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A few thoughts on Spider-Noir
For another story about a man haunted by the hero he once was, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) follows a washed-up actor chasing relevance in the shadow of an old costumed role, restless and self-lacerating in a way this noir will recognize.
Dark, grown-up takes on the superhero
Spider-Noir drops a web-slinger into 1930s shadow and moral fatigue, aging the hero and dimming the heroics. These stories deconstruct the cape the same way, trading bright do-gooding for compromise, burnout, and consequences. Heroes here are tired, flawed, and human, and the mask is as much a weight as a power.
Hard-boiled detectives and the cases they crack
Ben Reilly works Spider-Noir as a private eye past his prime, rain-slick streets and thin work included. These crime series lean on the same detective engine: read the evidence, lean on suspects, and follow a case to its ugly end. If the gumshoe side of the show is the draw, these keep the interrogations coming.
Moody, atmospheric genre TV to get lost in
Spider-Noir sells its 1930s through cigarette smoke, shadow, and a city that has moved on. These series trade on mood the same way, building worlds thick enough to sink into where dread and history hang over every scene. Pick one when the atmosphere matters as much as the plot.