This listing is for the standard edition 2-disc 4k UHD/Blu-ray release. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Robert Sammelin) was limited to 6,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the packaging.
Ever since he was a child, Kevin Dornwinkle wanted nothing more than the ability to spy on naked women. Traumatized for life when his prudish mother discovers his bedroom telescope pointed at the window of a nude and nubile neighbor, Kevin puts all his focus onto his other interest: science. Decades later, and now a respected physicist, Dr. Dornwinkle has made his greatest discovery yet: "molecular reorganization serum," which has the power to turn a person invisible. But after a demonstration to his peers fails horribly, the mild mannered doctor suffers a breakdown. Focusing all his efforts on perfecting his serum, and succeeding, the now fully unhinged Dornwinkle gets a job as a high school teacher and embarks on a rampage of molestation and murder...
From the mind of acclaimed cult filmmaker Adam "Rif Coogan" Rifkin (Detroit Rock City, Psycho Cop Returns), comes THE INVISIBLE MANIAC! As lurid, sleazy, funny, weird, bloody, sexy, and original as any exploitation film can be, THE INVISIBLE MANIAC stars Savannah (New Wave Hookers 2), Stephanie Blake (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Melissa Moore (Samurai Cop), Clement von Franckenstein (Fantasm), and Noel Peters as the perverted Dr. Dornwinkle. Never legally released on disc, Vinegar Syndrome is delighted to offer THE INVISIBLE MANIAC on UHD and Blu-ray for the first time, fully restored in 4K from its 35mm camera negative and featuring a bodacious selection of extras, including cast and crew interviews and deleted scenes!
directed by: Adam Rifkin as Rif Coogan starring: Noel Peters, Shannon Wilsey, Stephanie Blake, Melissa Moore, Clement von Franckenstein, Rod Sweitzer, Debra Lamb, Marilyn Adams 1990 / 86 min / 1.85:1 / English Mono
Additional info:
4K Ultra HD / Region Free Blu-ray Set
4K UHD presented in High-Dynamic-Range
Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
Commentary track with writer/director Adam Rifkin, moderated by filmmaker Elijah Drenner
Commentary track with The Hysteria Continues!
"Fast, Cheap and Out Of Sight" (32 min) - a making-of documentary featuring interviews with writer/director Adam Rifkin, executive producer Cassian Elwes, composer Marc David Decker, actress Stephanie Blake, actress Debra Lamb, actor Rod Sweitzer and crew member Dan Povenmire
Deleted scene: Dream Sequence
Archival Rif Coogan (aka Adam Rifkin) interview from the public access TV show Request Video (12 min)
"He's Invisible" music video (4 min)
Behind-the-scenes footage from the "He's Invisible" music video production (10 min)
Original video trailer (2 min)
Reversible sleeve artwork
English SDH subtitles
Overall rating: 4.3905325 / 5 from 338 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Invisible Maniac on 4K UHD/Blu-ray offers excellent picture quality, a fantastic release with a slipcover, and a variety of special features. Customers appreciate the great transfer and fun, campy entertainment value. The movie is a must-own for fans of low-budget horror-comedy.
"Transfer looks great and the special features are awesome!" — Josh R.
"Now I can triple feature my favorite podcast's favorite bad films in the comfort of my own home." — Dan W.
"Pretty fun movie and I can safely say that this is the best the film has ever looked or will ever look." — Alec N.
Reviews
Trashy, Funny, and Completely Entertaining
"The Invisible Maniac is a wild mix of horror, comedy, and shameless exploitation. The absurd story, exaggerated performances, and playful special effects make the film entertaining from beginning to end. Noel Peters fully embraces the madness of the lead role, giving the film much of its strange charm. Vinegar Syndrome gives this cult oddity the polished presentation and care it deserves. A fun release for fans of ridiculous and unapologetic genre cinema."
— Ioannis T. (5/5)
A guilty pleasure and a bygone era of cinema!
"The Invisible Maniac is definitely a guilty pleasure of mine! It represents a bygone era of cinema, the kind they sadly don't make anymore. Our friends at Vinegar Syndrome have released a fantastic edition of the film with the best possible picture quality. Who would have thought The Invisible Maniac would ever have a 4K release? What a great time for film buffs. Thank you, Vinegar Syndrome!!!"
— Jonathan G. (5/5)
Lots of visible flesh
"This was a blind buy, and in spite of the insane amount of sleaze and T&A it failed to grab me. Nice 4K transfer though!"
— chris c. (3/5)
Fun premise, so-so execution
"The idea for this movie definitely sounds like fun, but in practice it doesn't lean into the humor or sleaze factor enough to really make it memorable. Fun performances from the main actor and actresses just wish they'd given them a better script to work with!"
— Brenton H. (3/5)
A good laugh
"Much better then expected, nice invisible men inspired slasher with some laughs."
— Adri H. (4/5)
Crazy
"Crazy flick with a lot of great bonus features."
— Matthew R. (5/5)
Fun film
"I love films from the 80s-90s, kinda reminded of the the slumber party massacre trilogy"
— Kellen A. (5/5)
Very Fun 90’s Thriller
"Comedy slasher worth a purchase. Fun gore and laughs."
— Jeffrey L. (5/5)
Unhinged Noel Peters AND boobs??? Yes please.
"Synopsis: Renowned scientist and pervert Dr. Kevin Dornwinkle has just failed at creating an invisibility serum at a large conference with fellow colleagues. Enraged he goes on a murderous rampage and is remanded to the State Institute for the Criminally Insane. A few years later he escapes and heads to a summer school to teach Physics to a bunch of horny teenage thirty year olds under an alias. After he discovers the appropriate enzymes he needs he becomes invisible becoming overwhelmed with sexual fantasies and rage so he heads straight to the women's locker room. After some harmless pranks by his students and the babe principal of the school hitting on him his anger takes control and he becomes The INVISIBLE MANIAC. Review: Extremely low budget but it boasts a wonderfully unhinged performance from Noel Peters and a plethora boobies from some of the early 90's finest. My main complaint is that he doesn't get invisible maniacing soon enough in the movie. The first couple of deaths are pretty creative but they didn't take advantage of the invisibleness enough in my opinion. Carnage Count 2/5 Sleaze Score 4/5"
— Brett J. (3/5)
Goofy Movie With T&A
"This movie knows exactly what it is. It is a T&A Invisible Man. The restoration looks great. The only thing I was disappointed in were the kills. I expected them to be a lot better. It's worth a look."
— Nathan L. (3/5)
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