The Invisible Man (Dead Meat Podcast #28) 

I love how at 13:24 their cat's ass is right in Chelsea's face and her gaze never leaves the script. That's true focus.

watching this in 2020 the part where they said the invisible man would have to get super strength or else he wouldn't be scary just shows how interesting the remake was. The invisible man in the remake was scary before he was invisible, and the invisibility plays into the main character's fear that her abuser is everywhere or could be anywhere, with her friends thinking it's paranoia.

"He's a little gray." "Oh, he's very gray." I was really hoping this would be a joke about the black and white film.

That intro always gets me so excited

I could be incorrect in saying this but I’ve always felt that the reason that horror movies in the 70’s were so wild is because that was right after the Hays code was lifted (1968? I think?) so suddenly they could do so much more and wanted to push those limits. My dad worked in a vaudeville dinner theater for many years and one season they did a tap number about the production code.

I remember you guys from Drunk Disney holy shit

Fun fact: Claud Rains also played Phantom of the Opera in another version that came after Lon Chaney’s Original Film

I tried googling images of the invisible man and nothing came up

Wow John Cena’s biography is even better than I thought.

This is my favorite episode from dead meat, the invisible man is my favorite universal monster movie. For my theater 2 monologue project I used the invisibility reveal as my monologue and scared my whole class.

The Invisible Man Kill Count.

Hollow Man is basically a remake/reimagining of this.

This is my favorite Universal Monster film.

Great to see you guys covering some classic horror

Dead Meat: “There’s gonna be no more movies of this franchise.” The invisible man 2020: I’m about to restart this man’s whole career

It makes me so sad that James’ videos get like 1mil views and I know James works hard but so does Chelsea and the last podcast only got 40k views it makes me so sad!!

When Chelsea said “canning?” To James’ question, I said it out loud as well and I don’t think I meant to, but I was glad she laughed afterwards so I didn’t feel insane.

I'm 14 and I love all the old monster movies like this

fun fact: I had to read Invisible Man for my summer reading in high school and I accidentally bought a copy of the invisible man and was very confused when like 2 chapters in and still none of the characters listed in my homework packet thing had come up yet. So, that was fun. Make sure to check that the authors match kids.

Thanks for giving me a good watch while I’m sick! These podcasts and your channel in general are amazing. Always look forewords to Friday’s so i can get that kill count lol

I love y’all so much and how far this channel has come. We all love you two and Lucy as well and what you do. Be good people!

you guys should do a review with James Rolfe from Cinemassacre

Hollowman killcount or podcast. It is like a remake of invisibleman and I feel like it actually adds some sort of dread to the character

I have watched almost every podcast and i love them all ... I lovr their voices and they make me relax i use them to go to sleep now

I remember loving The Invisible Man as a kid, so this is a blast to the past for me! Great vid James and Chelsea!!!

Omg you guys should do all the classic monsters! Those movies have a surprising amount of deaths for the kill count

Thanks for all the hard work you do James and Chels. It’s very much appreciated

You’re awesome Mr. Janisse I really enjoyed you in the “Looksee” second season!!!

hell yeah do more golden age horror please

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Invisible Man is one of my favorite, not just horror movies, but movies of all time. Glad you got to review it!!!!

Invisible man (2020) : Guess you didnt see me coming

I recently found this channel and I binge watch it. It is amazing! I wish I knew about it sooner!

James I think the word you were looking for canning was preserving?

There is a remake of sorts. I don't remember the year but it had Kevin Bacon it's called the hollow man

Dead meat is the best channel everrr

Great show! So excited to see you cover one of the classic Universal horror films. Can’t wait for a possible Bride of Frankenstein episode, by far my favorite classic monster film and one of my favorite films in general.

Oh man, these old Universal Monsters are my favorites. Genuinely monster flicks don't get better from here. James Whale was a particularly ingenius director and visionary. Oh I'm so happy you did this film on the podcast!

Oh man, the Invisible Man! this brings back memories. One summer, I took a homeschooled movie analysis class, where you had a list of movies from 10 genres, and you had to choose 3 movies per time period (so one "early" movie, one 70s-90s movie, and one recent movie). I wanted to watch the Invisible Man for "Early Horror" because I knew the book it was based on was by H G Wells, one of my favorite authors. My problem was, I couldn't find the movie anywhere, so I was worried I'd have to choose a different movie. But one day, while my family was on vacation in a hotel (and I still was doing my assignments because I had 30 movies to watch), they were flipping through the channels and found The Invisible Man playing on an obscure channel! I was so happy I would get to watch it! And I remember, from my course, that was one of my favorite movies that I did not expect to like as much as I did (because I wasn't a horror fan at the time) And now, I am so happy I got to hear you guys talk about this movie! Love the podcast and the Kill count vids! Thank you for covering this!

My mother actually showed me all these universal monster movies as a kid and all the bud abbot and Lou Costello movies. Will never forget Igor standing at the bottom of the stairs in Dracula just laughing. Horror back then was just amazing and I am super excited to see what you guys are going to do with universal movies.

Glad to see you guys giving some love to the Universal monsters- this movie looks like a blast! Great podcast as usual!

I really love the pattern of movie review and other type of discussion that has been going on!

This is more like a guilty pleasure for horror fans some of these movies are just... undescribable, in a good way. Fantastic work guys. Always a pleasure🙂

Keep it up guys! You get me through the week!

Invisible man is so underrated. New viewer who loves the content keep it coming!

James is dead meat if he is caught by the Invisible Man

I have this movie and I love it! Glad you guys did an episode on that and happy to learn so much from it :)

I know this an old episode, but the process of canning is sometimes called appertization.

Just watched this film for the first time so of course I had to come back to the Podcast ep!

Son of Frankenstein is another good universal horror: one of the last quality ones and last one to have Boris Karloff playing the monster, and also has the great Bela Lugosi as well as Basil Rathbone. My fav Frankenstein movie. (Invisible Man is my fav Universal Horror Movie)

"they're old, they're done, we don't have to worry about it" or so they THOUGHT

you have no idea how excited i am that you guys did an old universal monster movie!!!!! LOVE THOSE MOVIES

Awesome video! I just got back from HHN Orlando and loved it! Poltergeist house was EASILY my favorite... will you post a walkthrough video of your experience?

I literally just came home from finishing H.G. Wells version of the book and saw the video, Awesome!

You are so under rated Only 1.3 mill should be 130 mill I love ur channel so much :D

there is an invisible man movie called hollow man starring Kevin bacon, when you were discussing certain plot points reminded me of hollow man

Im always big fan of Horror movies

I love this movie alot love Claude rains performance as the invisible man

Hallow Man with Kevin Bacon. I'm surprised neither of you mentioned it when you two were talking about a remake.

Read H.G. Wells' book when I was younger. I have to check this out

I have seen 11 universal horror films so to see you guys cover one is great

You two are like the perfect combination. Lots of love to both of you and lots of horror films to critique/ body count.😂👍

I doubt I'll get the entire box set because I have a bunch of the legacy Collections on Blu-ray already. But I love these older ones. May do a video on them sometime

I love this channel I’m so happy he hit a mil he deserves it. I’ve been here since 555k

Every october i watch one universal monster movie every night, my favorites are creature from the black lagoon and the invisible man. I have the legacy collection box set

Catching up on the podcast, so super late to this but - the runaway bike effect was achieved with very thin wires. I'm sure you guys found this out later, just thought I'd add it! Keep up the good work!

OMG I'm so glad you did this it's my all time favourite movie

Can't wait for the LGBT episode! The Hayes code is so interesting, so a podcast on that would be amazing, especially with you two! The podcast is my favorite part of the channel, and that's saying a lot!

The Invisible Man is basically a troll in real life lol

It’s interesting watching this after watching the new invisible man podcast recently. It’s cool to compare what their opinions were then compared to now.😂👍

I’m so Glad Dead Meat Is talking about My Favorite Universal horror character The Invisible man.

You should check out the movie upgrade and possibly do a kill count on it because it has some very amazing and brutal kills you’ll enjoy

49:45--The car going through the fence is real (likely in a studio and they just went off the edge of a stage), but the hillside's all miniature.

I always wanted Dead Meat to talk about this movie some time

I'm pretty sure the bike was on a track, you can see 2 thin lines in the dirt that the bikes stays in between as it rides down the "street"

Yesssssssss, I want a Hays Code episode!

There was a remake with Chevy chase, Sam neil and Daryl Hannah in the 90s. I do remember there being a rain scene when he was invisible

Claude Rains maniacal laugh was almost Joker worthy.

U guys should do classic horror often

All the classic Universal monster movies are awesome. I loved them all.

Can't wait until the new movie comes out so we can get a comparison on the two. Love this channels podcasts.

Hi James been loving the content man

I haven't seen The Invisible Man but I have seen Dracula and Frankenstein. If really recommend Dracula as the guy who plays Renfield is awesome!

I bought that box set and it took me 2 weeks to watch all 31 Universal Monsters movies And The Invisible Man was by far my favorite

Love this movie and your channel

Love your channel james and good job on gettng on the look see

Not enough mentions of Kevin Bacon's Hollow Man. Still my favourite depiction of the invisible man, and I have read the Orson Welles novel.

The Invisible Man is one of my favorite horror movie

great podcast guys

love the videos James

I have the DVD release of these old Universal movies. Love them all

You guys should do one on the original Frankenstein (1931).

good news : crowley in the new good omens miniseries wears those horse-blinder sunglasses so many people consider them in style now

The invisible man is my favourite classic universal monster film

Me and my friends are major fans of all them horrors from the creature from the black lagoon, and one of my all time favorite movies which is Them - which is an awesome movie!

Gloria Stewart was indeed nominated for best supporting actress for Titanic, but lost to Kim Basinger who won for L.A. Confidential. Also, Claude Rains was 44 in this film.

I went to AWA one year as the Invisible Man but JEEZ! it's a warm outfit even in Fall.

reading the book for school right now

I actually looked up a list of horror movie villains with the highest kill count on Google and I found a list on screenrant.com that includes the following: 10) Norman Bates - 20 9) Leatherface - 31 8) Pinhead - 35 7) Chucky - 38 6) Freddy Krueger - 39 5) Jigsaw - 60 4) Hannibal Lecter - 98 3) The Invisible Man - 123 2) Michael Myers - 133 1) Jason Voorhees - 151

I used to watch all the classics with my babysitters husband (they were old and very nice) and I could name all of the actors and movies when I was 3

Yellow mustard is often used in sandwiches like ham I don’t like it but it’s pretty popular but it’s apparently quite spicy so don’t use to much :) Yorkshire Puddings for the win! Great video good vibes from England :)