The Invisible Man ended up as Universal Studios' biggest kill-count movie, and the Hays Code ensured it stayed that way. Claude Rains as Dr. Jack Griffin wearing sunglasses in The Invisible Man.

WARNING: Mild spoilers below for The Invisible Man. In both the 1897 novel from H.G. Wells and the 1933 film, we focus on the character Griffin and his discovery of rendering himself invisible.

Griffin (Claude Rains) hides his invisibility under bandages in 1933's 'The Invisible Man.' Universal Pictures How To Fight Back Against An Invisible Man. In The Invisible Man, Cecilia uses a ...

The Invisible Man (1933) / Credit: Universal. Shaking up the Universal monster formula. At apparent odds with the wacky mad scientist vibe of the Griffin character, the women of the Invisible Man ...

Leigh Whannell's new take on 'The Invisible Man' is at once a good film and a lacking reboot, and perhaps the best example to date of how a film can be both these things at once.

With 2020’s The Invisible Man, writer/director Leigh Whannell takes a whole new approach to the classic horror/science-fiction story from H. G. Wells.Far beyond just modernizing the setting, the ...

The horror of The Invisible Man comes from the knowledge that not only would Griffin’s schemes work should such a technology exist, but also from knowing that they already do.

The Invisible Man has been a surprising hit—with a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score, 88% Audience Score (with over 9,000 votes), and a budget of only $7 million—making much out of a little.

The Invisible Man opens in theaters on Feb. 28 and stars Elisabeth Moss as a woman named Cecilia who is in an abusive relationship with a brilliant scientist named Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson ...

The Invisible Man’s most iconic set piece is Griffin’s angular oceanfront house. It wasn’t constructed using movie magic but is, in fact, a very real house. More accurately, it is two houses ...