The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini

1966 "There's Something BLOOD CURDLING for Everyone! ...when a pretty GHOUL trades in her bed sheet for a BIKINI!"
The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini
4.5| 1h22m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 06 April 1966 Released
Producted By: American International Pictures
Country: United States of America
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A corpse has 24 hours to mastermind a good deed without leaving his crypt, to go "up there" and have his youth restored.

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Boba_Fett1138 First of all, don't take this movie serious people. This way you'll enjoy it the most.It's a typical British goof-ball comedy, with mainly one big difference to it; that this movie also stars icons Boris Karloff and Basil Rathbone, in one of their last movies.Yes of course their age really shows. Karloff was nearly 80 at the time of this production and Rathbone sounded as if he had last his denture. But of course their presence alone still adds some class to the movie and gives the movie as a whole a certain bit of extra. Besides them two the movie also features Nancy Sinatra, who hasn't appeared in a lot of movies in her lifetime.The movie features mainly very silly humor, that on top of it all also just isn't exactly very funny. It's however so clumsy and embarrassing to watch all that it also becomes sort of a cute harmless little movie, that becomes fun to watch due to this clumsy and amateur like film-making, the overall movie has.But the humor isn't the main issue of the movie. It's its story that makes this movie such a bad one to watch. Halve of the time I really don't know what is going on on screen, because it all is just so confusingly bad to follow. Who are all these characters and what do they want? This is a perfect example of how not to make a movie. The movie gets all the more painful to watch as it heads toward its ending.The movie also features some very random musical numbers, with scary '60's dancing to it. One of the elements that makes this a quite odd movie to watch.An embarrassment to watch.2/10http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/
vampi1960 As a fan of most movies produced by American international pictures i thought ghost in the invisible bikini was entertaining.lets talk about the great cast; the great Boris Karloff,Basil Rathbone,Nancy Sinatra, Patsy Kelly,Tommy Kirk,Susan Hart as the ghost with the transparent bikini,before your mind goes in the gutter listen up,her bikini is invisible but its on her body.hey this is a g rated 1966 movie,so there's no nudity just bikinis,and ghosts,and a monster gorilla that resembles konga.its all played for laughs.Boris Karloff is a corpse that has to do a good deed so he can go to heaven,the shapely ghost(Susan hart) helps him.basil rathbone plays the bad guy Reginald ripper and his bumbling sidekick(Jesse white)the original may-tag repairman from the old commercials plot to get rid of the people that get invited to the reading of the will of Hiram(Karloff)well some wild teens join the fun along with the zany motorcycle gang the ratz led by Erich Von zipper(Harvey lembeck)its a fun movie.its no masterpiece but i liked it. Nancy Sinatra also sings a few songs.if you like zany spoofs of horror movies i think you will enjoy the ghost in the invisible bikini. also stars a very sexy Quinn o'hara,and Bobbi shaw.call me crazy but i give it 8 out of 10
Brian Washington This film proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that the "Beach Party" genre was dead. After the previous film with Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello, American International thought they could pull the two of them back for one final picture. However, by the time the plans were announced Avalon was more interested in other roles and Funicello was busy raising her family. Instead we get Tommy Kirk and Deborah Walley who, unfortunately, don't have the chemistry that Frankie and Annette had together. The "Beach Party" series was one of the most enduring in film history. Too bad it had to go out with a whimper instead of a bang.
Space_Mafune Obviously one shouldn't take this film very seriously at all if one plans on enjoying it in the slightest. If you can loosen up quite a bit, this film does have some fun silly bits. Plus can any film with both Boris Karloff and Basil Rathbone possibly be all bad? I don't feel so...both fine actors try hard to keep their dignity in this Scooby Doo-like (without Scooby Doo) Beach Party entry.