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The Phantom Creeps
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The Phantom Creeps is a 1939 film about a military intelligence officer and a pretty reporter who try to find a scientist whose inventions can destroy the world.
Directed by Ford Beebe. Written by George Plympton, Basil Dickey, and Mildred Barish.
12 SPINE-SHIVERING ACTION THUNDERBOLTS! Sinister scientists...foreign spies...federal agents...and a pretty girl...crashing through amazing adventures! (taglines)
Dr. Alex Zorka
[after surviving a car crash, Zorka notices the hitch hiker they picked up, who looks like him, is dead.] How fortunate, this will simplify everything!
Taglines
12 SPINE-SHIVERING ACTION THUNDERBOLTS! Sinister scientists...foreign spies...federal agents...and a pretty girl...crashing through amazing adventures!
CRASHING...SMASHING...DASHING DYNAMITE! 12 spine-shivering chapters of thunderbolt action and amazing adventure!
A BLAZE OF DYNAMITE ACTION! Crashing...smashing...dashing through 12 spine-shivering chapters!
Cast
Bela Lugosi — Dr. Alex Zorka
Robert Kent — Capt. Bob West
Dorothy Arnold — Jean Drew
Edwin Stanley — Dr. Fred Mallory
Regis Toomey — Lt. Jim Daley, G-Man
Jack C. Smith — Monk, Dr. Zorka's assistant
Edward Van Sloan — Jarvis, foreign spy chief
Dora Clement — Ann Zorka
Anthony Averill — Rankin, a foreign spy
Hugh Huntley — Perkins, Dr. Mallory's lab assistant
Ed Wolff — The Robot
External links
0031796 The Phantom Creeps
Category:1939 American films
Category:Films about mad scientists
Category:American science fiction horror films
Category:Serial films