Review of Invisible Enemy

Not one of director John H. Auer's best films, this is a somewhat dull offering with a dull lead (Alan Marshall), a dull femme (Tala Birell), and a dull villain (C. Henry Gordon). Gordon is usually quite good, even charismatic, despite (or maybe because of) his habit of rattling off his lines too quickly; but he does have one brilliant little episode here in which he briefly comes to life. But now we come to someone who is absolutely top-notch from first to last (and I don't mean Dwight Frye who is hardly in the movie at all, despite being plastered all over the cover of the impoverished version available on an Alpha DVD). But I'm speaking of HERBERT MUNDIN, here in one of his best roles as Sergeant Higgs. Mundin – not anyone else – makes this movie well worth seeing!