Rating of
3/4
Chris Kavan - wrote on 09/11/20
Elisabeth Moss owns this film - and I don't think it would have worked as well with any other actress. While there certainly is an invisible man here, the film is more the emotional and physical toll abuse victims face, even long after said abuse has ended. Moss does an excellent job of conveying this - words, actions and expressions - even, if in this case, it's backed up by something real. It's horror, but based in reality - which makes it much more effective.
