Black and white didn't help this movie.Sometimes just being in black and white can help a bad horror or sci/fi movie be a little bit more creepy.That didn't help this clunker one bit.
Some evil genius guy intent on creating an army of invisible men breaks a bank robbing safe cracker out of prison so he can get the safe cracker to break into a government installation and steal a powerful radioactive material called X-13.With this more powerful agent the man can create an army of invisible men.But the guy already has some scientist held captive and the scientist is already working on some sort of x-ray that can make things invisible so the plan is to make the safe cracker invisible so he can just stroll into the plant and get the X-13 out easily.The X-13 will make better invisible stuff or something,than the stuff they were using,at least I think that's what was going on here.....it a little hard to follow the plot of a clunker cause stuff tends not to get explained in very much detail.
You might think it sounds cool but it wasn't.The acting was bad and the plot was just silly.Why would you want to create an army of invisible men if you had the power to make people invisible?How would you control invisible people and get them to do your bidding? Why would you let anyone know your secret? I'd just make myself invisible and spend my days stealing a bit of money but mostly I'd just lurk around in the female dorms on every college campus on Earth.But that is just me.Anyway things go awry when the invisible bank robber convinces the evil genius' moll to help him rob a bank.
The only special effect to speak of was when things went invisible.And that wasn't very special at all.When invisible it was clear that the actor was just out of the camera shot saying his lines.And when he would carry stuff ,like a bag of money,it was easy to see that it was a bag being moved by a string.The government installation was a chubby guy in a police uniform sitting at a desk in what looked to be a hallway.
Despite the title there is nothing the least bit amazing about this film---it's just a dull slow ride to nowhere.
Some evil genius guy intent on creating an army of invisible men breaks a bank robbing safe cracker out of prison so he can get the safe cracker to break into a government installation and steal a powerful radioactive material called X-13.With this more powerful agent the man can create an army of invisible men.But the guy already has some scientist held captive and the scientist is already working on some sort of x-ray that can make things invisible so the plan is to make the safe cracker invisible so he can just stroll into the plant and get the X-13 out easily.The X-13 will make better invisible stuff or something,than the stuff they were using,at least I think that's what was going on here.....it a little hard to follow the plot of a clunker cause stuff tends not to get explained in very much detail.
You might think it sounds cool but it wasn't.The acting was bad and the plot was just silly.Why would you want to create an army of invisible men if you had the power to make people invisible?How would you control invisible people and get them to do your bidding? Why would you let anyone know your secret? I'd just make myself invisible and spend my days stealing a bit of money but mostly I'd just lurk around in the female dorms on every college campus on Earth.But that is just me.Anyway things go awry when the invisible bank robber convinces the evil genius' moll to help him rob a bank.
The only special effect to speak of was when things went invisible.And that wasn't very special at all.When invisible it was clear that the actor was just out of the camera shot saying his lines.And when he would carry stuff ,like a bag of money,it was easy to see that it was a bag being moved by a string.The government installation was a chubby guy in a police uniform sitting at a desk in what looked to be a hallway.
Despite the title there is nothing the least bit amazing about this film---it's just a dull slow ride to nowhere.