Vincent Price, Nan Grey, Cedric Hardwicke
After being wrongly convicted of killing his brother, Geoffrey Radcliffe (Vincent Price) faces a death sentence. But Dr. Frank Griffin (John Sutton), whose brother invented an invisibility potion, hel...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 15, 2005
Stats: 73 reviews
Vincent Price takes over for Rains as the lead, and in the end, I liked this story a bit better than the original. I agree with what someone else here on Flixster said about this movie being more of a film-noir style mystery than a horror picture.
Sutton plays the original invi...( read more)
Nowhere near as dark and moody as the first one, but still plenty of fun. Interesting to see (or . . . not see, I guess . . .) Vincent Price in such an early role.
A direct sequel to the original. But not nearly as good as the effects of the substance which turn people mad was not played up enough. The brother of the original Invisible Man is wrongly charged with his murder. Right before he is to be hanged he disappears thanks to some of th...( read more)
I liked the first movie of the Invisible man and this was good as well. Great special effects for it's time. Great black and white Sci-fi film. Still holds up with time.
vincent price takes over the role as the invisible man with great results
The effects were basically the only thing saving this movie. It was actually quite boring with an okay plot. It was very neat to see Vincent Price in one of his earliest roles.
More of a mystery than a horror movie, the idea for this was pretty decent. But what made the first movie great was the mood and atmosphere. Vincent Price does do a decent job as you could hear him slowly turning mad while invisible, but as for the rest, I really didn't care fo...( read more)
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