1951·Horror·1h 23m
7.0
★
As novice detectives, Bud and Lou come face to face with the Invisible Man.
Directed by Charles Lamont
gambling
gangster
mad scientist
sequel
slapstick comedy
revenge
mobster
horror spoof
black and white
scientist
invisible
police detective
guinea pig
invisible person
invisibility
boxing
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Cast
Bud Abbott
Bud Alexander
Lou Costello
Lou Francis
Nancy Guild
Helen Gray
Arthur Franz
Tommy Nelson
Adele Jergens
Boots Marsden
Sheldon Leonard
Boots Morgan
William Frawley
Det. Roberts
Gavin Muir
Dr. Philip Gray
John Daheim
Rocky Hanlon
Bobby Barber
Sneaky (uncredited)
Steve Carruthers
Reporter (uncredited)
Chester Conklin
Counter Man (uncredited)
Crew
Charles Lamont
Director
Virgil W. Vogel
Editor
Bud Westmore
Makeup Artist
Ronald R. Rondell
Assistant Director
Johnny Green
Music
William Lava
Music
Miklós Rózsa
Music
Walter Scharf
Music
Frank Skinner
Music
H. G. Wells
Novel
Popular Reviews
28 reviews
vConquerorPRO
5.0★ · 06/14/25
The invisible boxer meets dumb and dumber
The invisible boxer meets dumb and dumber
Cane Dewey
9.0★ · 03/22/25
Big mallets should replace bouncers
Big mallets should replace bouncers
Fern
7.4★ · 01/18/25
I have most of these on dvd and i never watch :) these remind me of my childhood
I have most of these on dvd and i never watch :) these remind me of my childhood
Callum Harmon
8.1★ · 10/29/24
Can see this being a big dud for some. Not a-lot of horror going around. But as someone who enjoys classic comedy. 20's-early 50's vibes, and boxing movies. This rocked!
Can see this being a big dud for some. Not a-lot of horror going around. But as someone who enjoys classic comedy. 20's-early 50's vibes, and boxing movies. This rocked!
Maddie M
8.0★ · 10/23/24
“I think I touched his face!”
“And I think he touched you back.”
Abbott and Costello, Invisible Man, 1951 boxing rivalry, disappearing guinea pigs, and widespread hypnosis 4/5
“And I think he touched you back.”
Abbott and Costello, Invisible Man, 1951 boxing rivalry, disappearing guinea pigs, and widespread hypnosis 4/5
“I think I touched his face!”
“And I think he touched you back.”
Abbott and Costello, Invisible Man, 1951 boxing rivalry, disappearing guinea pigs, and widespread hypnosis 4/5
“And I think he touched you back.”
Abbott and Costello, Invisible Man, 1951 boxing rivalry, disappearing guinea pigs, and widespread hypnosis 4/5