The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
Genre: Horror / Scifi
Duration: 81 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Joe May
Stars: Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent Price and Nan Grey
IMDb score:
6,4 (6.190)
Releasedate: 12 January 1940
The Invisible Man Returns plot
"They hear him! They feel him! But they can't stop him!"
Geoffrey Radcliffe is incarcerated for a murder he didn't commit. When he escapes from his cell using a smuggled serum that renders him invisible, he does everything he can to unmask the real culprit before the invisibility affects his sanity. The police, clueless as to how Geoffrey managed to escape, launch a manhunt as Dr. Frank Griffin is working hard on a tool that can make Geoffrey visible again.
Actors and actresses
Richard Cobb
Geoffrey Radcliffe
Helen Manson
Dr. Frank Griffin
Inspector Sampson
Willie Spears
Ben Jenkins
Minor Role (uncredited)
Plainclothesman (uncredited)
Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Reviews & comments
Mescaline
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- 7122 messages
- 3467 votes
Clearly not as strong as the first part, as a Vincent Price fan I didn't initially think of it just because of his voice! 
What an invisible actor can't do.
It all seems to start a bit slowly in my opinion, the original started off strong right away, but this film wanted to tell a bigger story and in my opinion it didn't quite succeed.
After Radcliffe starts to have delusions of grandeur the film reaches its climax and suddenly becomes very entertaining and interesting again!
Nan Gray was also a nice addition! Pretty cute and pretty natural. 
3*
Translated from Dutch · View original
mrklm
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- 12584 messages
- 10583 votes
Vincent Price is well cast as a man who manages to escape from prison using a serum that makes him invisible in the hope of proving his innocence. The story is not very inventive and attempts at comedy are not always successful. However, the special effects are impressive and (even) better than in The Invisible Man (1933)! That, coupled with Vincent Price's fine performance in an early lead role, makes this definitely worth it.
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ikkegoemikke
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- 3508 messages
- 5038 votes
It's a shame that after 7 years no real progress had been made in the field of special effects. It looked almost identical to the first film. Only now Vincent Price had the honor of playing the invisible one. There weren't really any comical situations here. And strange but true. In the first movie it was monocane that made you invisible. Here it was duocane.
3*
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