A former military kidnaps a nuclear scientist and threatening his daughter, forces him to develop a method for invisibility in order to create an army and rule the world. Enter a known burglar in the business. Nothing new in this The amazing transparent man (Edgar G. Ulmer - 1960), low-cost film from the director of Austrian origin. The idea, and the special effects arising therefrom, had already been extensively explored by the legendary Whale The Invisible Man, almost thirty years before. However admirable the quality of tricks as the budget and the remarkable conclusion, with a reflection on the fate of the world and the reference to the Cold War and nuclear threat. Good photography is also in the sequences of opening night. The actors do their, and also because of the short term, the pace is moderate. For lovers of the B-Movie.
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