Timeslip

In "Timeslip," an atomic scientist discovers he is seven-and-a-half seconds ahead of time after being found floating in a river with a bullet in his back. This peculiar situation arises from the radioactivity surrounding his body. The scientist teams up with a reporter to thwart his sinister double, who threatens to sabotage his experiments with artificial tungsten.

The film features notable performances from Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue, and Peter Arne among others. With its blend of science fiction elements, including themes of resurrection, plastic surgery, and police investigation, "Timeslip" offers a captivating narrative that reflects the era's fascination with atomic science and time travel. This film is a prime example of 1950s science fiction, making it a potential interest for genre enthusiasts.

Collectors can find "Timeslip" available on DVD and VHS formats, making it accessible for those looking to add this unique title to their collections. The film's exploration of radioactivity and its consequences, paired with its intriguing storyline, presents an engaging piece of cinema from the mid-20th century.