After watching the very praised Frankenstein, this The Invisible Man, also from the director James Whale was recommended to me. Only with two years apart from each other I have to say that despite Frankenstein being a mark in the History of Horror Cinema this film is also one that needs to be acclaimed. The Invisible Man is in my opinion, a much more polished film.

I wasn't blown away as I thought I would be when I saw Frankenstein but in this one excedeed all of my expectations. James Whale was able to create a much more dark atmosphere and the mystery is constantly in the air.

This is the story of a scientist that was able to turn himself into an invisible man. The idea that no one sees him and he can do whatever he want is driving him to madness and he wants to rule the world.

It's very creative with excellent special effects, very well done! I was blown away by the quality of the effects since this was made in 1933! You are watching the film and you keep asking yourself: "How did they done it?" It's absolutely incredible!

This film is the perfect blend of horror, sci-fi, mystery and also a little bit of comedy in the middle. Definitely a must see!