The Invisible Man (2020) REVIEW -- R | 2h 4min | Drama, Horror, Mystery

 

The Invisible Man (2020)

R | 2h 4min | Drama, Horror, Mystery 

Stars:   Elisabeth Moss, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Harriet Dyer

Quote:  She really does know the importance of a good closet. 

It's a nail-biting experience that does not let up.  If you don’t understand the term ‘gaslighting’ you will know it after watching this.

I always felt like a presence, even if he was not there, the director made the audience just as paranoid as the lead character.  It’s reminiscent of some Hitchcock films. 

Early in the movie I jumped noticeably.  I found myself looking everywhere as if I was in the movie. 

I actually screamed during a chair scene.  The attic scene totally freaked me out.  Then the faucet scene I actually screamed out loud (grown man mind you). 

There are plenty of twists and shockers for those scary movie lovers.  I don’t typically go for that type film personally, but I really liked this one. 

Oh then the shower scene got me (what is it with showers?) so intense.  Quote:  “There you are”