Ahead, we've rounded up a comprehensive list of smart, fast-paced, and twisted movies to watch if you loved The Invisible Man, from The Babadook to Gaslight. 01 Everett Collection ...

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.

If you didn’t already know just how good an actress Elisabeth Moss is, you’d have a sense from the very first scene of “The Invisible Man.” Wide awake at 3:42 a.m., she quietly extricates ...

Elisabeth Moss in 'The Invisible Man' Universal and Blumhouse. Leigh Whannell and Elisabeth Moss have delivered Universal's best "classic monsters" flick since Stephen Summers' The Mummy.

"The Invisible Man" premiered on Friday, and has since become the first hit horror film of 2020. The movie focuses on Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss), a woman in an abusive relationship who manages to ...

Instead of another retread monster movie, 'The Invisible Man' gives this story a much-needed modern reboot. ‘The Invisible Man’ Review: A Modern Take On A Classic Monster Sound+Vision ...

The movie was produced by Blumhouse, which Universal has a first-look deal with and which specializes in low-budget horror movies ("The Invisible Man" cost just $7 million to make, a fraction of ...

After years of failed attempts of revitalize its classic monsters, Universal has finally found the winning formula with Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man.A reimagining of James Whale’s 1933 ...

You’ll need to pay for it, but you can watch The Invisible Man on Amazon Prime, by renting the movie for $3.99 or buying it for $14.99. That’s pretty incredible for a movie from 1933! WHERE ...

At the time of writing this, The Invisible Man has a 90% review score on Rotten Tomatoes, with 29 reviews submitted. Scroll below for a small sampling of what critics are now saying about The ...

Ahead, Whannell explains how he came on board post-Dark Universe, and where the idea of making an Invisible Man movie came from that, instead, focuses on the person he’s terrorizing instead of ...