The Indestructible Man

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Gary D 08/12/2024 Dialogue is really amateurish, acting not very much better, but somehow it still manages to entertain. Just don’t expect too much, and it won’t disappoint. See more Dave S 11/09/2023 After being executed based on evidence provided by his fellow criminals, ‘Butcher' Benton (Lon Chaney Jr.) is revived, somewhat improbably, via surreptitious scientific experiments and embarks on a killing spree as payback against those who betrayed him. A mash-up of film noir, science fiction, and horror, The Indestructible Man is proof why these three genres are so rarely combined – it doesn't work. Other than some sporadically nice camerawork, the movie looks like something one step up from an Ed Wood movie – cheap sets, awkward dialogue, horrible sound, some genuinely weird directorial decisions by someone named Jack Pollexfen, and a silly story. At least Ed Wood flicks had some unintentional comic relief – not so with The Indestructible Man. See more georgan g 08/29/2022 The plot was kinda fun. Here you have an evil man who is executed, then brought back to life with special skills. Just watching the close-ups of Lon Chaney, Jr.'s eyes has to give it three stars. See more 11/16/2021 You usually can't go wrong with a Lon Chayney, Jr. movie. However "The Indestructible Man" seems to be an exception. The movie is for all intents and purposed a carbon copy of a movie Chayney starred in fifteen earlier titled "Man Made Monster". It has an almost identical plot. Also the plot in general has been done countless times in other horror movies that it has become way too predictable. What makes the movie at least watchable is the supporting cast. They all do a good job and help carry the movie to a certain extent. Otherwise I would not bother at all with "The Indestructible Man". It is dull, unoriginal and not worth your time. See more 01/10/2020 The bottom of the TCM barrel. Pure garbage. Sad coda to Lon Chaney Jr.'s movie career. See more 03/23/2019 Ultra cheap Frankenstein crime noir hybrid, not badly acted, but with a perfunctory plot that mixes clunky exposition and second-hand Marlowe-esque voice-over. There's even a nod to sci-fi when a Theremin suddenly turns up on the soundtrack. Poor Lon Chaney lurches around like he just wants the cheque. See more Read all reviews

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