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Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786303129013
Format: Black & White, Closed-captioned, HiFi Sound, NTSC
ISBN: 6303129013
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Release Date: September 16, 1997
Sales Rank: 24684
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: June 09, 1944
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - INFERIOR UNRELATED SEQUEL TO THE FIRST TWO FILMS! STILL ENTERTAINS! 3 1/2 STARS!
This is the final in the Invisible Man series of 3 films. By 1944 most of the Universal Monsters films were getting made on a very small budget and this last installment of the Invisible Man shows the same signs as the others, although not as bad. It's still a very entertaining film just a bit too contrived to take too seriously. The FX are pretty good but, most of the FX are parlor tricks and there are some wires showing here and there. It's a lot of fun and by this time in the series it's OK to ... Read More
Rating: - Fourth Installment In Universal's "Invisible Man", Series
Rampaging Mummies seeking revenge, mad doctors, and Invisible men where just some of the horror and fantasy themes that Universal Studios had cornered the market in during the 1940's war years. Audiences weary of hearing about the latest horrible occurrences at home and overseas could very easily loose themselves in the complete fantasy of these movies at least for a couple of hours before returning to the sombre real world outside the cinemas. Universal's "Invisible Man", series in particular was ... Read More
Rating: - NOT WHAT I THOUGHT IT TO BE
Ok im a big fan of EVELYN ANKERS.So I bought this movie because of her.But she was only in about 5 scenes.Also this movie should be called DEBT OF THE INVISIBLE MAN.Its about a family who owes
Robert Griffen money.Im not trying to ruin AMAZONS career ,but its not a very good movie.
Rating:  - DESTINED TO BECOME INVISIBLE ON YOUR FAVORITE LIST
The "menace and out-and-out horror" promised by Universal are invisible in this rather lukewarm installment in the "IM" series. Star Jon Hall is pretty to look at, and he might even be a good thespian, though the script (and Ford Bebbe's clumsy direction) certainly don't give him any chance to prove it. The plot is as vapid as it is improbable (and confusing): A man named Robert Griffin stows away on a ship, returning to England to get the money owed to him by his "business partners," who happened ... Read More
Rating: - Lackluster Universal Effort
Jon Hall wants revenge on the couple that have swindled him out of a fortune. He not only expects to take over their estate, but he also expects their daughter's hand in marriage as well. He stumbles upon a doctor experimenting with invisibility, and uses this weapon to get what he wants. This film had some potential, but much of it is wasted. Jon Hall isn't much of an actor (not that the role required him to be), so he isn't very compelling. Evelyn Ankers, the scream queen, is given very little ... Read More
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