Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ben Murphy | ... | Sam Casey | |
Katherine Crawford | ... | Dr. Abby Lawrence | |
Richard Dysart | ... | Leonard Driscoll (flashback scenes) | |
William Sylvester | ... | Leonard Driscoll | |
Andrew Prine | ... | Luther Stark | |
John Milford | ... | Elliott | |
Alan Oppenheimer | ... | Dr. Arthur Hale | |
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Smith Wordes | ... | Tina (as Smith Evans) |
Don Galloway | ... | John Hiller | |
Ed Nelson | ... | Robert Denby | |
Jim Stafford | ... | Buffalo Bill Joe Hickens | |
Austin Stoker | ... | Dive Officer | |
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Alan Oliney | ... | 1st Hood |
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Fred Waugh | ... | 2nd Hood |
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Lawrence Bame | ... | Worker |
Ever-so mellow Agent Sam Casey is in a satellite explosion and the radiation turns him invisible. He gets a watch that keeps him visible, and he uses it to switch from visible to invisible. He is assigned to transport a chemical called Tripolydine, which is purported to be the most efficient fuel; when the cover is blown on that and he uncovers and stops the Tripolydine fraud, he must then stop terrorist Robert Denby from blowing up racecars. Written by Rebo Valence <rebo1234@aol.com>
Like most folks, I suspect, I saw Riding with Death on MST3K. There's no question that it's a totally hackneyed, badly acted, horribly edited movie. But there's something about their attempt to splice together two separate episodes into a movie that moves me. They're incredibly clumsy in their attempt; mainly it consists of totally obvious voiceovers while the camera shows a shot of a truck or a landscape. Gene Roddenberry, whatever his flaws, was able to do this brilliantly in "The Menagerie." But watching the attempt in Riding with Death can be fun, and all the 70's stuff (e.g., fadeaway jerk handshake) is a blast. So I give it a 2, perhaps my first-ever non-1 for a Msted movie.