CS #393. Indestructible Man (1956)

CS #393. Indestructible Man (1956)

is an American B-movie that blends crime drama, horror, and science fiction. Directed by Jack Pollexfen, it stars horror icon Lon Chaney Jr. as Charles "Butcher" Benton, a role that mirrors his earlier work in Man-Made Monster (1941).
Plot Overview
The Crime: Ruthless death row inmate Charles Benton is executed in the electric chair after refusing to reveal the location of loot from an armored car heist.
The Science Fiction/Horror: Following his execution, Benton's body is sold to a scientist experimenting on a cure for cancer. A massive accidental surge of 280,000 volts of electricity reanimates him, leaving him mute but granting him superhuman strength and skin that is impenetrable by bullets.
The Revenge: The resurrected Benton goes on a murderous rampage through Los Angeles to hunt down the three men who double-crossed him: his crooked lawyer and two former partners.