The Invisible Man (2020)

The Invisible Man has no business being good. Yet, it is. At times, it’s even great. At its best, it’s a showcase of the continuing wonders of practical effects. Any scene where he strikes, it’s effective in just how much is done without computer graphics. Elizabeth Moss is fantastic here. This film shines the most when it’s just her vs. The Invisible Man. Everything else around that sort of falls short. It’s far from perfect. Nonetheless, A slasher/stalker movie was an ingenious twist on and old, classic horror movie monster. The hits keep on coming from Blumhouse. 3 and 1/2 out of 5 Stars.