Review of The Invisible Man (1933) by Josh Larsen for LarsenOnFilm — 24 Apr 1951
Directed by James Whale, The Invisible Man is missing the gothic poeticism of his Frankenstein films, but offers its own sense of unease, especially when the invisible Griffin smashes another cop’s head with a bench.
The effects in these trick shots are incredibly sophisticated for the era, as are the moments when Griffin unravels his bandages to reveal … nothing.
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This review of The Invisible Man (1933) was written by Josh Larsen and published by LarsenOnFilm on 24 Apr 1951.
The Invisible Man has generally received very positive reviews.
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