Much like how animation helped build Disney’s empire, monster movies like 1931’s “Frankenstein” and 1941’s “The Wolf Man” helped identify Universal as a major studio in the early ...

As such “The Invisible Man” represents a major pivot for the Universal Monsters franchise, which Universal had tried to build the Dark Universe cinematic universe around.

The Invisible Man ending helps establish Blumhouse's remake as a legitimately scary movie, but one with twists and turns that may confuse some viewers. The Invisible Man is one of the oldest ideas ...

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.

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

The Invisible Man’s $7 million production budget does not include marketing or distribution costs, but I think it’s safe to say that they won’t add another $343 million to bring this thing ...

Writer-director Leigh Whannell’s “The Invisible Man” strays so far from the H.G. Wells science fiction novel from 1897 (as well as the 1933 Claude Rains-starring Universal Classic Monsters ...

Leigh Whannell, the longtime Blumhouse creator and director of “The Invisible Man,” has signed an overall first-look deal with Blumhouse. The two-year deal will cover projects Whannell wants ...

In 2020, however, Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man managed to be a hit with both audiences and critics, returning to the world of beloved monsters with a new take on The Wolf Man for a project ...

As such “The Invisible Man” represents a major pivot for the Universal Monsters franchise, which Universal had tried to build the Dark Universe cinematic universe around.