The sequel to 1958's "The Fly", Vincent Price returns to work out the kinks in his brother's teleportation project. Actually, Price's character is reluctant to do so but is nicely coerced into helping out by his nephew Philippe. This movie is entertaining but it's nothing special. Even though the original was a color film this one is in black and white which actually helps with the creepy possibilities. Unfortunately, the special effects really make it tough to take this as anything other than a B-movie. Take the redesigned fly head. It sure looks cool but it is so huge that the stuntman wearing it has to hold it on in a couple of scenes. He also bangs into a hanging light which is unintentionally funny. The human-headed fly is unconvincing too, but not as bad as the first transporter mishap, a guinea pig with human hands. The effect is so bad and out of proportion. Just wait until you see it being crushed. I recommend freeze frame. Hilarious! What I can't figure out is why the Delambre family just doesn't use their invention to transport non-living items like say packages? FedEx would have nothing on them.

Cecile! Help me! I'm here on the floor! Cecile! Help me!

This film still holds up and Price is as ever in fine voice.