just remember that multiple times in this film, we all saw the invisible man's dick and didn't even realise it
Directed by James Whale
After experimenting on himself and becoming invisible, scientist Jack Griffin, now aggressive due to the drug's effects, seeks a way to reverse the experiment at any cost.
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just remember that multiple times in this film, we all saw the invisible man's dick and didn't even realise it
not sure this is scientifically possible but still really liked the movie
What a treat. So delightfully nasty and sardonic, and with a really high body count to boot. Invisibility is the most fascinating power because it really does is divorce you from any moral accountability, which of course leads to a psychosis that manifests itself in all sorts of ghoulish ways. Claude Rains absolutely killing it here.
A brilliant scientist discovers a formula for invisibility, but the experimental drug slowly drives him to megalomania and a murderous rampage.
James Whale directed the 1933 Universal horror classic.
The film is widely recognized as a landmark of early horror cinema, though major competitive awards were less common during its initial 1933 release.
