The Invisible Man (2020) KILL COUNT

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so basically, he invests millions of dollars into an ocular suit so he can become invisible. then he dies from it in the end. i guess you could say he didn’t see that coming

The worst part of this movie is coming back home satisfied by the experience, telling people you just saw The Invisible Man, then immediately being asked how I saw him.

Not only was there invisibility in the guy himself, but a lot of abusers are invisible to the public because the only person who sees them is the victim (s)

how to defeat the invisible man: become invisible yourself and make him confused as fuck

fun fact: some guy rated a 1 star review on this film and said “i could see the man”

How to beat the invisible man: get the blind war veteran from don’t breathe

It's funny when you realize the abusive boyfriend behaves exactly like the portrayal of an ideal boyfriend in Twilight.

This movie is one of the first movies where I felt the protagonist wasn't making stupid decisions for the whole movie. She was always coming up with inventive ways of trying to prove her hysteria and set traps for him.

Imagine having that suit, you could beat up a mime during his act and everyone would clap for his outstanding performance.

I love how Cecilia makes smart decisions such as the paint in the attic and the coffee ground.

The movie truly lived up to the theme of a psychological thriller. Its absolutely terrifying and the paranoia is felt through every scene. It truly is a masterpiece of its genre

I love how supportive James is of CeCe. I feel like we don’t always get that in movies.

One of the greatest and most satisfying endings I've seen in a horror flick lately. I love the irony of having the invisible suit used against Adrian himself.

3 things I noticed while watching this: 1) When Cindy pepper sprays the invisible man, he stumbled back into the dresser and she (presumably) ran past him. But then, she's clotheslined in the hall, which would mean someone was in front of her. So I really think both brothers were there at first, then Adrien dipped out to leave and let Tom take the fall. 2) Cindy is wearing jellyfish pjs, which Cece had compared Tom to earlier, foreshadowing that it was him in the house. 3) When Adrian is the invisible man, he's quick and efficient with the guards. But the one that beats up James takes his time just to be brutal, another hint that this was Tom.

Movie: Adrian is dead Kill count: doesn’t count Adrian as the first kill Me: Uh oh, someone’s not dead Edit: 3.6k likes? That’s a lot Edit: now 4.4k likes, didn’t expect this comment to get this popular

This is how you reboot a franchise. You take the source material and adapt it for a new age, not just repeating the original beat for beat.

“ Let’s see how many kills.” “Wait a minute.” Took me a minute to get this

I also love how if you listen closely to the scenes where the camera pans to an empty spot, you can hear the mechanics of the invisible suit, masterfully hinting at the fact that Adrian is always watching

Fun fact: A young Elisabeth Moss played Kimmy Ventrix in Batman the Animated Series, the daughter of a criminal who used an invisible suit to get around a restraining order against him by Kimmy’s mother!