Invisible Man

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.

...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...

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.

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

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

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