The strangest character yet created by the screen [from the novel by H.G. Wells] roams through The Invisible Man. Sometimes he is seen, dressed and bandaged up into a fantastic, eerie-looking figure, at other times he is moving through the action unseen.

HG Wells's books have been hits on the big screen almost since cinema began. But which is the best?

Read the Empire Movie review of The Invisible Man. If you set aside Frankenstein as more of a horror film and King Kong as a fantasy, The Invisible...

Rains made his screen debut in the H.G. Wells mad-scientist classic.

The Invisible Man (Universal). While other Hollywood producers confine themselves to the humdrum mishaps of prostitutes, millionaires and college footballers, Carl Laemmle Jr's Universal studio...

When H. G. Wells, early in his career as a novelist, wrote his fantastic story, "The Invisible Man" it was not imagined by anyone, probably least of all by the ...

Engrossing adaptation of HG Wells' tale of a scientist made invisible by his experiments with the drug monocaine. The megalomania that ensues upon Rains' abilit