Two weeks after having escaped her toxic relationship with the rich and brilliant but abusive scientist Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) , Cecilia Kass (Elisabeth Moss) is convinced that Adrian is going to appear in any moment, until she receives a note informing her of her partner's suicide. When Cecilia's ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune, she suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of coincidences turn lethal, Cecilia works to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see. Along the way, a being bearing invisibility causes wreak havoc, mayhem and killings. What You Can't See Can Hurt You !
This horror thriller contains thrills, chills, grisly killings, gory happenings and anything else. Elizabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale, Mad Men) stars as Cecilia, a young wife who begins to re-build her life for the better after his husbad committed suicide; however, her sense of reality is put into question when she begins to suspect her deceased lover is not actually dead. The not very attractive Moss -she never wears makeup nor is she well groomed- gives a good performance as the tormented woman who's really harassed. In this thriller, a new version of the novel of the same title written by H. G. Wells in which the center of the plot is not on this occasion the Invisible Man, but rather his victim. In fact, this 'Invisible Man' has little connection with the classic novel except the situation of invisibility.
After the pale project of the Dark Universe, with which Universal wanted to revitalize its classic characters, ¨Blumhouse¨, the most successful producer of current genre cinema: El sótano de Ma (Ma), Let Me Out y Sagas: Feliz día de tu muerte (Happy Death Day) , The Purge, or Insidious, took the reins of this new version of the H. G. Wells classic, in which the 'Invisible Man' uses his power to continue controlling the woman who abandoned him. Written and directed by actor Leigh Whannel (Insidious 3), the cast also includes Aldis Hodge (Black Adam, Hidden Figures), Oliver Jackson-Cohern (Faster, Emily, The Healer) and Storm Reid (The Nun 2, Missing, One way).
The visual detail is maqnificent with adequate cinematography by cameraman Stefan Duscio , as well as tense musical score by Benjamin Wallfisch. This hair-rising chiller was competently written/directed by Leigh Whannell, although the first half is slow and fails a bit; the second is more moving, intriguing and chilling. Leigh is an Australian actor/writer/producer/director whose starts in small acting roles cropped up from time to time ,including one in Matrix Reloaded (2003). His role in Alex Proyas Australian Garage Days (2002) that finally broke the camel's back. He attended the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology's prestigious Media Arts course, where he met fellow filmmaker James Wan. He called Wan and told him that if they wanted to get a film made, they would have to pay for it themselves and they created Saw (2004) . Writing or producing or directing the following ones : Dead Silence, Insidious saga, Saw saga, The Mule, Cooties , Upgrade, The Invisible Man, among others. Member of the unofficial "Splat Pack," a term coined for the modern wave of directors making brutally violent horror films, the other "Splat Pack" members are Alexandre Aja, Darren Lynn Bousman, Neil Marshall, Greg McLean, Eli Roth, James Wan, and Rob Zombie. Rating The Invisible Man(2020) : 6/10 . Worthwhile watching.
This horror thriller contains thrills, chills, grisly killings, gory happenings and anything else. Elizabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale, Mad Men) stars as Cecilia, a young wife who begins to re-build her life for the better after his husbad committed suicide; however, her sense of reality is put into question when she begins to suspect her deceased lover is not actually dead. The not very attractive Moss -she never wears makeup nor is she well groomed- gives a good performance as the tormented woman who's really harassed. In this thriller, a new version of the novel of the same title written by H. G. Wells in which the center of the plot is not on this occasion the Invisible Man, but rather his victim. In fact, this 'Invisible Man' has little connection with the classic novel except the situation of invisibility.
After the pale project of the Dark Universe, with which Universal wanted to revitalize its classic characters, ¨Blumhouse¨, the most successful producer of current genre cinema: El sótano de Ma (Ma), Let Me Out y Sagas: Feliz día de tu muerte (Happy Death Day) , The Purge, or Insidious, took the reins of this new version of the H. G. Wells classic, in which the 'Invisible Man' uses his power to continue controlling the woman who abandoned him. Written and directed by actor Leigh Whannel (Insidious 3), the cast also includes Aldis Hodge (Black Adam, Hidden Figures), Oliver Jackson-Cohern (Faster, Emily, The Healer) and Storm Reid (The Nun 2, Missing, One way).
The visual detail is maqnificent with adequate cinematography by cameraman Stefan Duscio , as well as tense musical score by Benjamin Wallfisch. This hair-rising chiller was competently written/directed by Leigh Whannell, although the first half is slow and fails a bit; the second is more moving, intriguing and chilling. Leigh is an Australian actor/writer/producer/director whose starts in small acting roles cropped up from time to time ,including one in Matrix Reloaded (2003). His role in Alex Proyas Australian Garage Days (2002) that finally broke the camel's back. He attended the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology's prestigious Media Arts course, where he met fellow filmmaker James Wan. He called Wan and told him that if they wanted to get a film made, they would have to pay for it themselves and they created Saw (2004) . Writing or producing or directing the following ones : Dead Silence, Insidious saga, Saw saga, The Mule, Cooties , Upgrade, The Invisible Man, among others. Member of the unofficial "Splat Pack," a term coined for the modern wave of directors making brutally violent horror films, the other "Splat Pack" members are Alexandre Aja, Darren Lynn Bousman, Neil Marshall, Greg McLean, Eli Roth, James Wan, and Rob Zombie. Rating The Invisible Man(2020) : 6/10 . Worthwhile watching.
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