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The Invisible Monster is a film of genre Science fiction directed by Fred C. Brannon released in USA on 10 may 1950 with Richard Webb
The Invisible Monster (1950)
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Add to a movie listThe Invisible Monster (1950) is a Republic film serial.
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A would-be dictator and scientist, known only as The Phantom Ruler, has developed a formula which, when sprayed on some solid object, renders that object and everything it contains invisible when exposed to rays emitted by a special lamp, also his own invention. Covered from head to toe in formula-treated cloth, he thus moves about unseen, presently with the objective of stealing enough money and formula components to render an entire army of willing followers invisible. Two henchmen assist him, along with several illegal aliens smuggled into the US by him and used to infiltrate, as employees, possible sites for him to later rob while invisible. When he successfully robs a bank vault, an investigator from the bank's insuror teams up with a woman police detective to solve the mystery of the money which to all outside appearances has just vanished. Tracking clues and interrupting other attempts by the Phantom Ruler to commit crimes, the protagonists round up enough evidence that they are not merely dealing with an ordinary crime ring. Eventually they discover the invisibility fluid and lamp, and the Phantom Ruler is killed when he trips over an open high-power electric cable he had laid on the floor of his den to do in the forces of law and order closing in upon him.Actors
Richard Webb
(Lane Carson)
Aline Towne
(Carol Richards)
Lane Bradford
(Burton)
Stanley Price
(The Phantom Ruler)
George Meeker
("Harry Long")
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