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THE INVISIBLE AVENGER (1958)
REPUBLIC FEATURES:

(re-released in 1964 as "Bourbon Street Shadows")
(This was originally planned to be a made for TV pilot;
but when it was unsold it was released as a movie)

There's a revolution going down down in the mythical South America
country of Santa Cruz and the exiled leader of that country is i… Continue

The Missing Lady (1946)

This is the third in Monogram's series of B Shadow movies.

As in the first two movies Margo is an annoying jealous girlfriend
band although it plays more of a part in this movie than in the first
one it does not actually become a major subplot as in the second
movie.

The story involves a murder mystery and "missing… Continue

In 1940 Columbia Pictures made their attempt at bringing the Shadow
to the silver screen.

This time the adaptation would not take the form of a full-length
movie, but that of a 1… Continue

Following the Shadow Serial in 1940 the Shadow disappeared from the
silver screen for six years despite his popularity on Radio, in the
pulps and in Comic Books.

The fact that Grand National went bankrupt making Shodow feature
films may have dissuaded other movie producers from risking such a
venture (never mind the fact that Grand Nation… Continue

Behind the Mask (1946)

This is the second in Monogram's series of B Shadow movies.

In the first movie Margo was a bit annoying as the jealous
girlfriend. In this movie she becomes VERY annoying and is joined by
Shrevy's jealous girlfriend to create a sort of "I Love Lucy" style
foursome. As the movie attempted to make comedy of Margo's j… Continue