Invisible Ghost

thumb|Polly Ann Young, Bela Lugosi, and Clarence Muse in Invisible Ghost Invisible Ghost is a 1941 film about a town's leading citizen who becomes a homicidal maniac after his wife deserts him. ''Directed by Joseph H. Lewis. Written by Helen Martin. THE PHANTOM KILLER STRIKES! Only a terrified woman knows the secret of this ghostly murderer...who strikes in the night and leaves no clues---but his victims!  (taglines) Other Evans the Butler: If it's exercise you want, you can get plenty of that in the kitchen. Mrs. Kessler: I'm afraid to come home, he'd kill me, he'd kill anybody. Dialogue Charles Kessler: What's the matter with Miss Mannix? Evans the Butler: I thought she was doing her exercises, but she's dead. Charles Kessler: I must have been sleepwalking. Paul Dickson: You did better than I, I couldn't get to sleep. Evans the Butler: Do I look pale? Jules Mason: No. Evans the Butler: I feel pale. Taglines THE PHANTOM KILLER STRIKES! Only a terrified woman knows the secret of this ghostly murderer...who strikes in the night and leaves no clues---but his victims! Out of the darkness comes the ear-piercing cry of a terrified girl... Cast Bela Lugosi — Dr. Charles Kessler Polly Ann Young — Virginia Kessler John McGuire — Ralph Dickson and Paul Dickson Clarence Muse — Evans the Butler External links 0033760 Invisible Ghost Category:1941 American films Category:American crime films Category:Psychological horror films Category:Films directed by Joseph H. Lewis Category:American horror films Category:1941 English-language films