The Invisible Man - Reviews

As [the movie] pivots from horror to social commentary to action and, finally, to revenge, Moss’ performance is what holds the entire film together.

...[a] sophisticated sci-fi-horror that dares to turn a woman’s often silenced trauma from a toxic relationship into something unbearably tangible.

This update of HG Wells’s classic sci-fi tale smartly aligns itself with the spied-upon rather than the story’s monstrous invisible eye, flipping the original perspective.

...the movie still has its satisfying jolts — including possibly one of the single most shocking screen deaths so far this year. And a thrumming tension underneath it, too...

There’s fun to be had here, thanks to Moss and an involving set-up...

...Moss maintains her hold on us, walking a fine line between self-certainty and nerve’s-edge fear without once losing her footing.

There is a universal and uncomfortably real impact to the horrors on show here. Which, inevitably, will make it a tough watch for some.

The 124 minutes runtime is tense and thrilling and will put you at the edge of your seat.

Elisabeth Moss delivers the best performance of her film career...

...a tense, clever thriller with touches of both horror and sci-fi.

...spectacular, suspenseful horror

...stark settings, solid performances, and great production design...

HG Well’s classic sci-fi horror is given a satisfying modern twist...

...a haunted house ride with more on its mind than up its sleeve.