Invisible man

While James Whale's Bride of Frankenstein is widely regarded as a masterpiece, I'm always surprised that his adaptation of H.G. Wells' The I...

Why it's awesome: Again, the special effects are phenomenal for a 1930s film. Plus, actor Claude Rains' portrayal of the 'Invisible Man' is one of both sass and a try-and-get-on-my-level kind of attitude. It's also based on an H.G. Wells novel.

It really could have been anyone. Think about it... Who was it? And why was he scary?

Description Today's (or, rather, yesterday's) sketchdaily topic; decided to color it since its a rather dull shot.

Without continuous electrical power most physicians were ineffective.

Dana: My son Dawson has always loved to come up with unique ideas for his Halloween costume. We really enjoy making it together each year. This year he came up with...

Claude Rains in “The Invisible Man” (1933). What a fantastic film! Perfectly paced, great story, tons of interesting detail and effects - they don't (often) make 'em like this anymore!!!

Josh: This is my 9 year old son, Jaxon. My wife came up with the idea and spent $19 at the goodwill for the outfit, hat and shoes. After that I...