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The Invisible Ray (1936)

Dr. Janos Rukh discovers a certain type of radium that has almost magical healing properties. But the element has a dangerous side, too, and it has already started affecting Rukh. Consumed by paranoia, he begins to suspect that his wife is having an affair. Wild for revenge, Rukh hatches a deadly plot...using his own poisoned body as a weapon to kill.

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Mark S 16 May 2008

A scientist discovers a mysterious new element, Radium X, which has tremendous healing AND destructive properties. But in the process, he develops deadly radioactive powers. It has a cool little story and it brings together the top horror stars of the 30s. Karloff in particular does a nice job. Still, it's pretty much par for the course for most of the Universal horror movies being made at the time, nothing too special. Pretty dated too, especially all of the scenes set in Africa. But if you don't take the story or anything else too seriously, it manages to be kinda fun.

Ken S 09 Nov 2014

Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi teamed up again for Universal in this science fiction film (it is actually not really a horror film, despite it's two leads). Karloff plays a scientist who has invented a heat ray (and some kind of looking back in time device), who travels to Africa to search for something he had seen crash on Earth eons ago in his little past device. But while in Africa he starts to glow due to exposure to radium...and goes mad as a result. It is a fairly solid science fiction movie of its time, with a few elements of horror, as is to be expected of Universal in this time period. Decent, but not terrific.

Tristan P 07 Jul 2008

Incredibly unique, fascinating Universal classic that feels at once like a 20s UFA film and a 50s sci fi programmer. The best acting in the film is done by Bela Lugosi.

Drew Y 14 Sep 2009

Feeling betrayed by the other scientists, Boris Karloff's character vows revenge against them for stealing his incredible discovery. Die, Bela Lugosi, die. Of course, the film's a bit cliched and typical for Universal Pictures (the young couple obviously and without no doubt are the only ones who survive) but it's amusing and wickedly entertaining. This is probably my most favorite among the Boris Karloff/Bela Lugosi films. And there should be no debate about who is the king of B-movies, sci-fi films, and horror films between them; of course, it's Boris Karloff.

Zoran S 25 Jun 2011

Weakest of the three Universal 30s Karloff/Lugosi team ups (this time with sci-fi trappings) which nevertheless has plenty to recommend itself. Lugosi and Karloff never looked so good, and get plenty of screentime, alone and together, while the film boasts very solid production, storyline and special effects. On the negative side it pretty much avoids the suspense of the first two killings, the second one only reported by a news paper headline. While nowhere near the Gothic expressionism ofFrankenstein, nor the elegant suspense of "The Black Cat", Lambert Hillyer's film is definitely a minor classic amongst Universal Pictures' catalog of genre movies.