”Memoirs of an Invisible Man” incorporates three screenwriters and one gimmick. Bad signs. Bad movie. The writers, for the record, are Robert Collector, Dan Olsen and William Goldman, w… ...

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The first The Invisible Man landed in theaters back in 1933 and, unlike other horror figures such as Dracula or Frankenstein’s Monster, the titular character hasn’t made as many appearances ...

'The Invisible Man', starring Elisabeth Moss and written and directed by Leigh Whannell, is a solid thriller that stumbles over the details.

Universal’s latest attempt to refresh its monster-movie franchise forgoes psychological horror for cheap special effects.

Leigh Whannell invented a new technology for his 'The Invisible Man' remake. He checked it out with scientists and they said it could work!

“To us, ‘invisible effects’ are effects where the audience never thinks for a moment that any extra work in post production was involved to achieve the shot and that everything was built ...

The filmmakers used a number of different techniques to make the character so terrifying, including some clever cinematography and visual effects.

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Picture is a high spot in special effects and trick photography. John Fulton and his staff, also responsible for the same work in the first Invisible Man, provide some amazing scenes and eerie ...

This is when The Invisible Man starts to lose the focus that made it so singular and terrifying and begins to develop into a more typical gun-fight-in-the-rain special effects actioner.

Leigh Whannell, Elisabeth Moss and more reveal filming secrets from the new Invisible Man reboot, including special effects techniques and more.