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Indestructible Man
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Indestructible Man

The Screen's 300,000 Volt SHOCKER!
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User Score56 ratings
TMDB 4.416+19561h 12mEnglish
CrimeHorrorScience Fiction

Synopsis

A scientific experiment involving subjecting a corpse to an extreme charge of electricity accidentally revives an executed criminal and makes him impervious to harm, allowing him to seek revenge on his former partners, and deal similarly with anyone else who gets in his way.

Director
Jack PollexfenFrom TMDB credits
Studio
C.G.K. Productions1 production companies
Release
March 24, 1956Released
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Top Cast

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Lon Chaney Jr.
Lon Chaney Jr.
Charles "Butcher" Benton
Max Showalter
Max Showalter
Lt. Richard Chasen
Marian Carr
Marian Carr
Eva Martin
Stuart Randall
Stuart Randall
Capt. John Lauder
Ross Elliott
Ross Elliott
Paul Lowe
Ken Terrell
Ken Terrell
Joe Marcelli
Marvin Press
"Squeamy" Ellis (uncredited)
Robert Shayne
Robert Shayne
Dr. Bradshaw

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Reviews

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CinemaSerf
Mar 6, 2024

This is a shocker (no pun intended), but oddly enough, Lon Chaney Jr. just about manages to carry it off - despite the totally ridiculous premiss. He is a man sent to the gallows cursing vengeance on those who betrayed him after they robbed an armoured van. Following his death the body is given to "Prof. Bradshaw" (Robert Shayne) who manages, using huge amounts of electricity, to not only resuscitate him but to burn out his vocal chords and make him all but indestructible. A bit narked, off the newborn critter goes on his mission of revenge being chased by the rather unlikely named police office "Dick Chasen" (Max Showalter) through the sewers. It might have been more watchable had we not had the rather cheap special effects and annoyingly shallow contributions of Marian Carr and Peggy Maley. Even Shayne as our professor adds precious little - except, maybe, amyl nitrate - to the rather wobbly storyline. It's all about the star, and if you like him then this isn't a disaster. Otherwise, look elsewhere for your entertainment.

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