Smart, well-acted, and above all scary, The Invisible Man proves that sometimes, the classic source material for a fresh reboot can be hiding in plain sight.
... It uses its serious theme to give extra force to a tale that already has plenty of flair as a pure and simple spine-chiller.
Read full articleA thriller whose mandate is to startle its audience with surface-level shocks while simultaneously subverting expectations in a deeper way, dropping us out of our comfort zone toward some sunken place.
Read full articleThere's a lot more to think about than a typical horror film. It's a real psychological thriller...a good strong film, not SCARY scary, but it gets in your head.
Read full articleThe prize asset is Moss, of course, a seven-octave actor equally happy with micro-emotion and going very big indeed.
Read full articleIn their re-imagined The Invisible Man, filmmaker Leigh Whannell and actress Elisabeth Moss attack the patriarchy and affirm rich white tech bros as the enemy.
Read full articleUltimately, The Invisible Man makes for a pacey, if mostly predictable, reimagining of a classic Hollywood horror terror.
Read full articleThe Invisible Man is a much better film than expected, and quickly moves past simple genre to become a movie that should make you viscerally feel what it is like deep in the throes of a dangerous relationship.
Read full articleThe Invisible Man is an intelligent and creepy adaptation that is anchored by one of Moss' best.
Read full articleWhannell's The Invisible Man is an absolute banger, and stands tall as the most spectacular evolution of the story to hit the big screen.
Read full articleLeigh Whannell crafted a genuinely scary and extremely suspenseful horror movie, based on a traumatic real-life situation that a lot of people, unfortunately, go through. Elisabeth Moss delivers an emotionally powerful performance.
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