The Invisible Man (2020) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- This is the newest film we have ever reacted to on this channel so far and it did not disappoint! From director Leigh Whannell who wrote the Saw franchise and Insidious brings us his best work to date! The Invisible Man (2020)
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This film excels at portraying the dread and powerlessness of domestic abuse situations. That opening scene when Elisabeth Moss is preparing to escape is such a fantastic introduction to her character and situation.
Not for nothin', but even the Dog wanted out. The dog. Dogs are god-level loyal. Do you know what kind of thing you have to be when a dog gets food and shelter and Still jets when given the first opportunity? Just sayin'.
@@LA_HA Now that I'm thinking of it, the entire movie could have been avoided if she had just brought the dog with her or if her friends had a dog. They would have just barked in whatever direction the invisible man was in. Dogs really are the best.
@@michelle6337 Yep, it did warn her later, so she could get away. Get a wolf pack and surround yourself with good dogs. Best alarms ever
Right showing her being so timid and horrified sneaking out where she also had a plan on how really shows her and him as people and how their relationship is. She's not like fuck you done and just leaving casually but more like dear god please help me. Like he was always the invisible man to her before he fucked with her mentally even more with the suit
100 Feet movie is also pretty good!
When people ask 'why don't women leave abusive relationships?' this movie explains why really well.
Same with men. But this movie portrays women so I get it. My ex ended up killing her mum after I shut the shit down after two years. But yeah it can truly be horrible.
Because men will turn invisible and haunt them?
Why?
When people ask that, they deserve a slap in the face. For starters.
@@user-zh4vo1kw1z Here's to hoping you don't have kids, or access to small animals.
Funny enough, the scenes that looks like no one is in the room, actually has the invisible man in the room. I guess the director is the only one who knows where he is.
Apparently, if you listen closely there is this clicking sound made by the suit and that gives away wether he's in a room or not.
bruh i am dead lmmfao.
Those scenes were tense imo. You could just get the vibes that someone is watching you.
Fun fact, theres an invisible man in your room right now
psychological pressure
You boys nailed the entire film with the word "fresh", as in finally, a fresh take on an enduring theme and unique bit of film making. Elisabeth Moss (Offred in Handmaid's Tale) is amazing in both her emotional roller-coaster depiction, but also subtle turn from victim to predator at the end. The camera work and Leigh Whannell's direction make this a standout film, worthy of much praise and appreciation. Glad you boys liked it.
@Johnny Cab Sorry, but that really wasn't a fresh take, it was just an updated version of Wells' original story. This film offers up, as the lads note, an additional wrinkle by setting it against the backdrop of spousal abuse and duplicity involving the brothers. The suspense is superior to Hollow Man and emotionally, this takes it's toll while Bacon's film was tediously predictable. I'm sure you'll disagree, which is fine, but this is my take on it.
Its not bad but its not to be praise to the heavens,the fx are good and shes a good actress but the domestic abuse kinda cliche with the lab and suit in the house.7/10.
This was a great film. The ads made it seem like she might be going insane. The fact that they played it straight was genius. It was refreshing to watch. It would've been good no matter what direction they went, but I respect the filmmakers for going the way they did.
When her sister died that shocked the hell out of me I was not expecting that. That was the Alien chest burster type of scene
This is how Universal Monster movies should be remade. Not like the overblown A-list CGI crapper that was The Mummy
I would love to see a lower-budget, period Mummy movie that leans into the horror instead of the adventure
@@bennihana2422 that's how they should all be
@@bennihana2422 The Brendan Fraser film was good, though
They should have had the modern day universal monsters movies' timeline take place in the 21st century.
Facts
A cool modern day horror for you guys to see would be "it follows ".
I still don't know how I feel about that movie.
Oh hello @@gojiramonster2388 it’s nice to see your lovely comments again 😆
We have both in fact seen It Follows before, we see it as the never-ending state of hormonal crisis we call "adolescence," it presents illogical actions and implies they have long-lasting consequences.
You might think it’s just about sex but I believe it touches upon all ‘high school-age fears’ and the film represents them as ancient existential terrors, something that cannot be avoided and that we all have to one day face (growing up) and the responsibilities that come with it.
We will ask you again to please stop with your toxic responses and don’t judge books by their cover, these video we put out are mostly our first initial raw reactions to movies, do not mistaken this for our lack of love, interest and knowledge in the medium
Have a good day 😊
@@CinemaRules You guys are truly film buffs, and I love it. Every time that you all post a reaction of a movie I’ve seen, the whole time I’m watching it I’m thinking about all of the little implications, meanings, and art of the film and hoping you will notice and talk about it at the end. And guess what, you do! I’m so glad that you guys l love sharing your appreciation for film, because we love to see it!
@@007wars6 thank you! 😊 love the positivity 😊
@@CinemaRules Amazing how mature, sophisticated and well-spoken you remain even in the face of such toxicity. Another reason not to unsubscribe anytime soon.
If you loved Whannel’s invisible man, do Upgrade next!
Ah yes, good pick. I had forgotten about that one, only because it's been a while. Very intriguing movie.
I love Upgrade
Yes!! Upgrade is amazing.
Yes Upgrade is a good mind fuck
Such a good movie
The Invisible Man is a modern thriller classic. Fresh, superbly acted, and has a message. I'm so glad there has been a resurgence of intelligent horror-thrillers as of late. You can tell they deeply cared about getting it right when crafting this film.
I initially didn't like it that much when I first watched it but MAN, HAS THIS MOVIE GROWN TO BE ONE OF THE MY FAVORITES.
The suspense, the simple yet effective camera work, the acting, it's all just stupdenous.
One of the themes excellently portrayed in this movie is how in abusive situations the abuser actively and consciously gaslights and tries to make you feel like you're going nuts. Worse yet is when they get everyone around you to not believe you.
YOU HAVEN'T SEEN SAW??? Guys. Guuuuys. GUuuYyYyySSSS!
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Of course I seesaw, Mose and I seesaw all the time.
That series of films got so ludicrous plot wise they were hilariously sent up in scream 4. The first 4 are fantastic though. After that.......
@@markwalch6065 I'd say 1,2,3,4 and 6 are gold. 5 and 7 not so much but still better than Jigsaw. It may get a bit ridiculous, sure, but it's bloody good entertainment. I love the Saw series personally.
@TheOfficialLink first 3 are my faves by far. Should have ended there too far as I'm concerned.
Dinner scene with her sister was brilliant. Felt so real
I LOVED this movie. I didn't expect much, but it was so well written and acted. Such simple scenes were so unnerving. Like Shaun said, there is nothing there. But you still feel it, regardless.
@ Kiwi Jello I totally agree with you. I was expecting some sort of Marvel Comic superhero-type movie. It came as a complete surprise to me how good and different it was from what I expected. I wanted to mention and get your opinion on something. When it was over, I said to my family that I thought she was the killer the whole time, and everything _WE_ saw was what she _IMAGINED_ was happening. They thought I was wrong, but I've watched it 2 more times, and I'm sticking to my guns. She's batshit crazy. What do you think of my take on it?
@@cl8onj388 At first I thought maybe Adrain abused her so much she was messed up in the head and thought she was seeing things happen. And the movie wants you to think that maybe it’s all in her head. But then I thought would Adrain just randomly kill himself over her just running away one night. Like I kept thinking no one can just be invisible but the whole thing with the money he wanted everyone too think he was actually gone and the only thing that brings me to believe he is stalking her is because his brother was in on it too plus when Adrain goes after the little girl she spray the guy in the room he falls into the dresser then when she runs down the hall she gets stopped and I yelled there’s two guys. Adrain set his brother up so he could act like he was the victim after Cecelia was starting to figure it all out plus Adrain killed the sister cause he had the knife from the kitchen. Cecelia ran out of the house but he was still in the kitchen and he followed her back to his house then too the restaurant and killed her sister before she could give up his secret. So no Cecelia in my opinion was not crazy movie wanted us to think that Adrain and his brother were crazy.
You guys should 100% watch 'The Guest'. Brilliant dark comedy horror/thriller.
Leigh Whannell is currently in pre-production with Ryan Goslin attached to direct "Wolfman" - we might just get a Dark Universe after all.
sure hope its better than this garbage
I hope it doesn't happen. What kind of movie would we get if we had Elizbeth Moss fighting Ryan Gosling as the Invisible Woman and Wolfman. Bloody awful
I'd love to see it done well but I would push for practical effects. The Howling and American Werewolf in London set the benchmark so high every werewolf film has been reaching for it since. Very few Werewolf flicks have been genuinely good. The above two: Silver Bullet, Bad Moon, Dog Soldiers, Ginger Snaps, The Company of Wolves were good. Howl was ok and the 2010 Wolfman was descent but werewolf films haven't been as prolific as vampire films. That's a shame. Come on Leigh break the cycle..(?pun)
@@DDChorror Elizabeth banks is supposedly going to be the Invisible Woman and it won't be related to this film last I heard.
If you rewatch this film you can see a lot of things in the background that most people miss in the first viewing which is one thing I love about this film
Seeing The Jigsaw Graffiti
Elisabeth Moss is an incredible actress. Really brilliant in The Handmaid's Tale too.
You KNOW its a good movie when you guys BOTH are squirming so hard you're out of frame. LOL
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In some ways we're in an understated golden age of genre. It Follows, Get Out and Invisible Man, to pick three, are perfect genre movies. The storytelling is economical and precisely constructed - but feels organic and surprising when you watch. Each one has top drawer central performances. And each one has a clear, metaphor that not only has something real to say, but that works in harmony with the style and storytelling. What's funny to me is the director of It Follows then went on to take his fame and funding from that breakthrough movie and sink it all into a mad exploration of the exact opposite - the endless unfocused descent into delusion and conspiracy via Hollywood and signs and symbols, processed by an angry mind - Under The Silver Lake. It's so good, but in a completely different way.
The composer was Benjamin Wallfisch who collaborated with Hans Zimmer on the Blade Runner 2049 score.
Same guy who composed the soundtrack for IT Chapter 1 and 2, as well.
One of my favourite horror films of the last decade! Also, one of my favourite horror reaction channels in the last decade. It's gonna be a good 26 minutes!
We don’t really like to label ourselves as a horror reaction channel, just a movie reaction channel as after this playlist we will be moving into other genres 😊
Well I guess you're NOT my favourite horror reaction channel, then! 😂 But I still like you.
@Grant Le Bon Wicker Man (Extended Cut 1973) gives you a better understanding of why it all happened, but it's also a lot harder to come by. But, you're right, it is brilliant!
I heard amazing things about this movie, but I was too scared to watch it because I heard how well it portrayed someone trying to escape an abusive partner, and what years of abuse and gaslighting can do to someone! Especially if they aren't believed and supported by the people around them. It's a massive nightmare, and too close to home. I'm so glad you sweet, smart, and compassionate gentlemen are taking a stab at it, Thank You!
Check out the behind the scenes. Leigh’s technical effects are incredible! Also. PLEASE give Upgrade a watch, lads. It’s excellent!
The cast and crew in this film absolutely smashed it!
If you love the camera work in this, you definitely have to do Upgrade which is written and directed by Whannel.
Also, this was made with only 7 million dollar budget. Whannel is a master of making shit work for less money.
Or watch Extraction it dose not have the best story ever but has awesome camera work
Based off of The Invisible Man, I’d be happy for Whannel to take control of the Universal Dark Universe.
The Dark Universe no longer exists after the failure of The Mummy. Love this new direction and hope all of the classic monsters are adapted in this way.
One of my favorite parts in the movie is whenever they do the wide shots and focus on one empty space & you're left wondering if he's there or not. Or when they linger in empty spaces. It builds the tension so much.
This movie was a masterpiece in my mind!! So so glad y'all watched this one!!
So entertaining to watch poor Tom clutching his imaginary pearls during the scariest parts.
I'm so happy you guys loved this movie as much as I did. It was by far the best movie I saw last year. You guys should watch Upgrade. It's Leigh Whannell's directorial debut and it's full of crazy camera work.
Again... High Tension. You know watching these two watch that harrowing first 30 minutes will be absolute fun. And I subscribed cause you most definitely deserve the support on RUclips.
Elizabeth Moss does the best facial acting there is. It is so fine tuned. Many of the Handmaid’s Tale shots of her are closeups. She’s so underrated.
Watching them react to High Tension would be awesome. I have a feeling I know what their reaction would be to the end though ha
It’s movies like these that keep my faith in the horror genre. Horror movies that care about telling a story more than scaring the audience are always better.
Elisabeth Moss is also in Mad Men as Peggy Olson
Your discussion of this film was honestly fantastic, your best yet. Your comment about the title of 'the invisible man' doubling as a metaphor for the difficulty of spotting abuse (especially the non-violent kind, the kind that has only recently been given the term 'coercive control') was really on point. And I liked your back and forth about the final scene in which she kills her abuser, and that you both ended up agreeing that it was an important symbolic act that definitely didn't render her just as bad as him. Many victims of abuse don't have the ability to remain 100% morally pure when trying to survive or escape their abusers - sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.
The original Unviersal Invisible Man was actually from 1933, not the 50s. And considering the time period the effects are amazing. They covered the actor Claude Rains head to toe in black velvet and put the clothes and bandages on over it, and filmed the scenes where he took them off in front of a black wall. They then put that footage over scenes they shot without him. It actually comes out seamless too, and you can't tell they didn't shoot him in those particular scenes.
You mentioned at the beginning 'Hollow Man' with Kevin Bacon, that is quite a good movie and worth a watch.
That ones not as suspenseful it’s more action it has its moments though
Elizabeth Moss is one of the great actresses of her generation, I'm so glad you praised her performance in this film. If you can, I recommend checking out her work in the Handmaids Tale, Top of the Lake and the movie The Square.
The Handmaid's Tale is amazing. I HIGHLY recommend it.
You must see UPGRADE, it is from the same director and it is SPECTACULAR!
love your reactions! Greetings from Mexico!
Such a good film. Elisabeth Moss is just brilliant as always. Amazingly this was low budget (under 10m). So good.
Finally a movie I hadn't seen. When this came up in my feed I thought "Oh crap, I'm going to have to see this before I can watch the Cinema Rules review." Fantastic film. Great work guys.
It's funny that you guys were worried about the modern horrors given that in reality horror is going through a bit of a renaissance. But yeah, I absolutely love The Invisible Man, for a lot of the reasons you guys stated. Elizabeth Moss rules this film and it's an impressive directorial debut for Leigh Whannel (which I would argue is easily superior to any of the other films he's written but not directed.) I'd give it maybe a 9.3.
Fun fact he actually directed the 3rd Insidious installment as well as his film before this one called Upgrade!
@@Tina_95 Yeah, I completely forgot that for some reason.
@@alchemypotato its okay I only found that out recently as well!
A “renaissance” within mainstream culture maybe but great horror movies have always existed before this pretentious “elevated horror” label was created to market a cluster of a few good horrors all reaching mainstream success at once.
@@CarloisBuriedAlive Obviously?
I recommed anyone to watch handmaids tale, its one of my all time favorite shows and elisabeth moss is fantastic in it, best acting ive ever seen
This movie feels sometimes like a ''ghost movie'', but it is way more entertaining and especially of all scarier than most recent ghost movies, because ''the invisible man'' a real person! Imo, one of the best horror movies from 2020
I think one of the major pieces you’re missing on this is how they’re commenting on how women in most cases are not believed when claiming abuse, assault, violence, etc especially when perpetrated by a man. It was not surprising to me that the two GUYS reacting to this are wondering if she’s crazy or it’s really happening.....I would seriously doubt many women watching this would think anything other than it’s really happening. It’s a totally brilliant way to comment on the topic using the tension of a horror film. Awesome reaction guys! 💚
I think it was a reach when you tried to look at peoples perspective while WATCHING the movie.
I doubt some women wont consider the possibility of her being crazy too.
If anything men being abused is a far more niche concept than a woman.
@@lol-ot4pn Abuse is wrong regardless of gender, but I wouldn’t call a woman crazy for thinking her ex was going after her. Your comment makes it seem like it’s laughable.
@@Cheersbabe91
The fact that you are forgetting here is that within context it became an irrational fear.
You go into the borders of crazy in other peoples eyes if you think you are being haunted by a dead man.
THATS where crazy lies. Not the part where she thinks she is being abused.
@@Cheersbabe91 He was supposed to be dead so this is a bit different. It's not just men thinking is she crazy in the beginning. Women could easily think that too.
Well done chaps. I managed to convince the Mrs this film was a comedy 🤣. She’s now plotting my suicide 🙈
This was the last movie I saw in theatre’s before the lockdown and I’m so glad I got the opportunity 💙 it’s not in your face gore or cheap jump scares (which is fun and have their place in entertainment) but it was so fresh yet felt so classic at the same time. One of my favorite horror movies
If you liked this a lot, you should watch Leigh Whannell’s Upgrade. Written and directed by him as well.
The sci-fi concept is so well grounded in the paranoia and vulnerability that a person who has been stalked experiences. An ambiguous ending with him still out there is perfect but they opted for a more satisfying than unsettling ending. Great movie. You guys were hilarious.
I’m so happy you guys loved this movie as much as I did. I could tell you guys were so excited to get into the review and talk about because this movie was so fresh and unique!
The moment before a jump scare is far scarier that any CGI 3D monster-demon-ghost and this movie was just that
Awesome review. The film is brilliant. Elizabeth Moss’s acting has reached into some divinity realm, and she’s now “ Our lady of smeared mascara.”
There isn’t a better film review channel on youtube. Well done chaps.
A great film that delivered the entire movie from the wife's point of view with no cut scenes of other characters interreacting outside of her awareness. The original Swedish version "Let the right One In" is also a low budget but fresh approach to a well known horror genre.
crazy that i instantly knew which scene it was in the very start
Every time I see Elizabeth Moss I think of how she was the odd one out so to speak from Girl Interreupteds Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie. Didn’t expect Elizabeth Moss to be the one thriving so much over 20 years ago next to those two. She’s great!! (Leigh Whannel kept his leg in Saw. He just had to hang out in the damn bathroom forever).
Me and my sister went to see this when it first came out. She wanted to see it, I wasn't too fussed. The moment at the start when she kicks the dog bowl we both jump scared, looked at each other, laughed, and said oh this is gonni be a good one:) and it was.. I love this film.
I wish Oliver Jackson-Cohen had more screen time. He is always so believable and can convey emotions so naturally, that it can be felt through screen. He's a brilliant actor among so many talentless ones and definitely deserves more recognition.
Really glad you guys enjoyed this one! It was so good with the camera work & the twist
How crazy! I was just hoping the other day for someone to Watch this for the first time on RUclips. You guys came through!
This was the last film I saw in theaters and the only other people in my screening were a group of teenage girls going CRAZY it was awesome
The Hallow Man you mentioned is also a good movie. It shows what happens when you can get away with little things into depravity mixed with being unable to sleep due to seeing though your lids. Slowly going mad and unhinged.. With good actors and effects for that year. IT'S A PAUL VERHOVEN MOVIE!
You HAVE TO watch Upgrade, my favourite movie of his. If you liked the camera work in this one, you haven’t seen nothing yet. It’s incredible.
Leigh Whannell and James Wan has similar great camera works. I love it.
When I saw her put down the knife and the knife disappears, I knew I was going to like this movie. So many directors won't trust the audience to catch this sort of thing, and insist on doing something to bring attention to it before it happens.
I love how you can hear Adrian in the invisible suit. You can hear the cameras making noises. It sounds like bugs clicking and chirping. Listen carefully
Please take a look at It Follows (2014), my favorite modern horror that is similar in ways to this.
I just watched the movie. It was very good, beautifully shot
I loved this film and was pleasantly surprised how good it was when I saw it in the theater. The camera work was so good and I think it definitely helped in putting our senses on edge =)
You guys should watch Leigh Whannell's other film, Upgrade! That's a fun movie! =)
Just to chime in about your discussion about the ending. I’m pretty sure the ending is actually hinting at her potential corruption. While she does defeat the villain, power corrupts and it wasn’t looking like she was about to ditch the invisible suit. Her friends disappointment and concern for her actions was also a good indication that she’s definitely crossed a line that has changed her. That’s my opinion of it anyway
Hope to see Upgrade eventually. Such a good movie. In my opinion.
I'm a survivor from a violent man and saw this movie with him in cinema when it came out ugh though it is a good movie and she is very good actress. Great review thank you both the cinematography is on point. The dinner table scene with the knife made me so uncomfortable.
The masterstroke of this film is how it shows that domestic violence works invisibly, and psychologically. That often the fear itself is worse than what you're scared of happening.
A modern horror that has stuck with me is ‘Hush’ - it’s on Netflix
“Did you see Saw?
“Of course I seesaw, Mose and I seesaw all the time.”
This was the last film I saw at a movie theater before the pandemic.
Excellent movie!
Leigh Whannell is a bit of a genius. One of the best film makers in the world at the moment. Cheers lads for your work.
You guys nailed this one. It is a metaphor for abusive relationships hidden in plain sight.
Magnificent film. One of my favorites in the last 20 years.
This movie affected me so much. It took me 8 years to get away. Pretty much my whole 20s. I still struggle with things that I wasn't "allowed" to do. The ending for me was pretty cathartic.
I love Elizabeth Moss and I recommend watching handmaid's tale on hulu for her acting and obviously the ensemble cast. Also tangentially, to keep the margaret atwood theme, try alias grace on netflix. (Not for reactions but on your own time 😉)
This is one film I thought was an excellent working of the story idea and used effect in a very suitable way to deliver an exciting thriller. It was well cast and overall well made.
Elisabeth Moss is SO good - both here and especially in 'The Handmaid's Tale'. Also her breakthrough role as Peggy Olson in 'Mad Men' - brilliant. Only negative to say about her is her being a Scientologist. :)
Should see the old 1933 version. The special effects for the time are mind-blowing. It's also really funny.
Best. Channel. Ever. Btw youse guys sure are taking your time w the scream sequels. More than ok with it, it’s building tension/anticipation. Just letting you know I’m watching you 👀😂😂
This was one of two movies I watched at the cinema JUST before they shut everything down because of the virus
Same here. This was the last film I saw at the cinema. It was February. What was the other one?
@@chinchillaka Bloodshot
From Saw to Insidious to The Invisible Man, you should also check out Leigh Whannell’s Upgrade. The guy who interviewed Cecilia for the architect job is in Upgrade with a more prominent role. Some people called this a better version of Venom with a second rate Tom Hardy, but Logan Marshall-Green is a great and underated actor who owned his role in Upgrade.
I remember when Leigh Whannell did movie reviews for a Saturday morning music tv show in Australia.
Watch her in Mad Men and Top of the Lake. She’s a fabulous actress.
I think this was the last movie I saw before the lockdown last year. It really knocked me out. I kinda want to see a sequel, to know what she does with the suit. There are all kinds of directions they might take it. 🤔
PLEASE REACT TO “Us” Elisabeth Moss is in that too
The reason it's a true horror film is that reality IS more painful than the imagined fears we have. Trauma is a perfect horror villain - it can't be seen by others but it is real, it can disappear for a while - especially when things are going well - and then suddenly reappear, it follows us, stops us from functioning, causes us to hurt the people we love, and so on.
I knew this film woud be amazing when I saw it’s trailers. My mental health was fragile at the time of its release so I decided to leave it for a later date where I could really appreciate it as a film I would absolutely love. That meant not looking at reactions and reviews from some of my favourite react/review youtubers, including you guys! So glad I can backtrack and enjoy this content now!
First film in a while that made me actually jump, and feel stressed and feel full of dread during the entire first half of the film. The characters were believable, the oppressive suspense was well, oppressive, and I just can’t praise this film enough. It hasn’t changed history but it’s one of the best contemporary psychological horrors in how good it is in all avenues to be graded. So worth the wait!
You two need to watch Upgrade. It was also written and directed by Leigh Whannell and it came out around the same time as Venom (both films have similar premise, funnily enough) but it’s a fantastic film that has very similar camera work to The Invisible Man. Very underrated film imo. Both Upgrade and The Invisible Man showcase Leigh’s talent as a incredible director tbh ☺️
I loved this film, saw it in a packed cinema just before the first lockdown and it was an awesome shared experience
Love this movie. The director also did a movie called Upgrade;which is fantastic also, and he is also set to do The Wolfman next. When I saw The Invisible Man in cinema everyone jumped at the restaurant scene and it actually took awhile for people to settle again.
Would you guys consider reacting to the original one (1933), it’s much different than you might expect with almost dark undertones of humour throughout.
As for other modern horrors I can recommend Saint Maud (2020), Ritual (2017), Host (2020), Under the shadow (2016), Creep (2014), Hush (2016), Gerald’s Game (2017) and Green Room (2015).
Such a good re-imagining of the invisible man. So good.
This was the last film I saw in theaters before the pandemic and let me tell you, I fucking loved it
This movie came out early last year. I believe it was the only movie I watched before COVID hit hard. This was the first thing I watched Elizabeth Moss and I think she nailed this role
I watched this one 3 times in theaters. I couldn't help it😬🤷🏻♂️ Greetings from México
The original Invisible Man made by Universal Studios and starring Claude Raines was released way back in 1933
Enjoyed your reactions, these kinds of non big commercial movies are the gems that sometimes don't get the attention they deserve. Great movie! When you watch it for the second time, you will see things you maybe missed the first time. Much succes guys!
Going to watch full version of this psychological head mash up now, thanks for posting, really great reaction as always 👍
If no one else encouraged you to watch The Handmaid's Tale, please do! Based on your reaction to this, the series fits into your preferred viewing.