The Invisible Man (2020) Review Movies

The Invisible Man (2020) Review

A very 21st Century adaptation of H G Wells’ classic “The Invisible Man”, Leigh Whannel takes almost as many liberties with the source material as he does with logic in order to deliver a tense and oppressive thriller, a desire in which he largely succeeds. Having escaped from her wealthy and abusive boyfriend, optical technology ..

Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Review Horror

Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Review

As Insidious: The Red Door closes, let’s hope another one doesn’t open. INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR brings Patrick Wilson’s other horror franchise back to its main narrative thread after the previous two films in the series offered unnecessary and underwhelming forays into prequelisation, coming back to the Lambert family nearly a decade on from the ..