Bela Lugosi in so-so mystery...
“Invisible Ghost” stars Bela Lugosi (“Dracula”) as Charles Kessler, a kind and wealthy physician who lives in a huge gothic mansion with his daughter, Virginia (Polly Ann Young) and servants. He is still mourning the loss of his beautiful, but unfaithful wife (Betty Compson), who died in a car accident several years earlier. In one of the film’s weirdest scenes, on the anniversary of their wedding, Charles pretends his wife is alive and his butler (Charles Muse) serves the imaginary Mrs. Kessler a meal by candlelight as Charles chats with her.<br /><br />But unbeknownst to Charles, his wife is still alive, in a state of amnesia, and is secretly being cared for on the very grounds of the mansion by the gardener (Ernie Adams), who inexplicably believes it’s best to keep the fact that she’s alive a secret. She periodically appears under Charles’ window and her reappearance hypnotizes him into becoming a homicidal killer. A number of murders occur, a police investigation ensues, and suspicion falls on an innocent person. The plot gets more involved as a series of loony events takes place, including a psychiatrist being called in to check on the sanity of everyone in the house.<br /><br />Director Joseph H. Lewis contributes rich atmosphere to this Monogram programmer, but don’t be misled by the title; there’s nothing supernatural about the plot. After his phenomenal success in “Dracula,” Lugosi was typecast for the rest of his career and forced to take roles in low-budget horror films and thrillers. His presence and often hammy performance are the only elements saving this routine film. With its numerous twists and turns — all in just over one hour — it’s an overly ambitious effort, distinguished by better-than-average camera movement and moody black-and-white photography.<br /><br />Bonus features on the unrated Blu-ray release include audio commentary by film historians Tom Weaver, Gary Rhodes and Dr. Robert J. Kiss, and trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Newly Mastered in HD! The great Joseph H. Lewis (Gun Crazy, My Name is Julia Ross) directed this classic Monogram horror film about a man who unknowingly carries out a series of grisly murders while under the power of his insane and domineering wife (Betty Compson, The Docks of New York). Horror legend Bela Lugosi (Dracula, Chandu the Magician) stars in this dark Jekyll & Hyde tale as a kindly doctor whose thought-to-be-dead wife hypnotizes him, turning him into an unwitting homicidal killer. This was the first and the best of nine Monogram Pictures made by producer Sam Katzman (Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, It Came from Beneath the Sea) co-starring Polly Ann Young (The Man From Utah) and Clarence Muse (The Black Stallion).Special Features: Audio Commentary by Film Historians Tom Weaver, Gary Rhodes and Dr. Robert J. Kiss | Trailers.