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Army | B Movie
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This was shot back-to-back with Beyond the Time Barrier (1960). The combined shooting schedule was only two weeks. They became Edgar G. Ulmer's last American films.
At least part of the equipment in the lab, i.e., the sparking machine, appears to have been the same one used in B-movies since the 1930s.
Riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988) episode #623.
Final film of Marguerite Chapman.
The titular character is named Joey Faust, a reference to the classic German legend Johann Georg Faust who sold his soul to the devil in exchange for worldly pleasures.
"Major Paul Krenner: I must know the full potential of your invention because my aim is to make an entire army invisible. Do you understand that? An entire army."
"[last lines] State Police officer: Well, Doctor, you and your friends have succeeded in blowing a path to the county. There isn't enough left out there to make ashes. Dr. Peter Ulof: I am deeply sorry, of course. But as I told you before, I didn't do anything by choice. I warned Major Krenner of the danger involved, but you must realize, his was a deranged mind. All he could think of was the creating of an invisible army, and the powers this force would give him. State Police officer: You know, Doctor, this idea of an invisible army is quite interesting. Imagine what our counterintelligence could accomplish if they were able to become invisible whenever necessary. Dr. Peter Ulof: The Central Intelligence Agency has already discussed the possibility with me. But, my friend, think of the danger if the secret were stolen from us. It has happened before, you know. Perhaps it would be better if we... let the secret die with Major Krenner and Joey Faust. It's a serious problem. [solemnly turns to the camera, as to plead to the viewer] Dr. Peter Ulof: What would *you* do?"
