The Invisible Man review
Could you imagine living your life in constant fear knowing that your ex boyfriend who is also an abuser could very well be behind you at all times?? well that's what Elizabeth Moss's character Cecilia Kass has to deal with throughout this tense and atmospheric update of the classic story. The movie opens with Cecilia next to her boyfriend in bed. The following moments we see her plan out her escape from him as she does various things like drug him, turn off all the alarms etc. She eventually does make her escape and goes to live with a friend and his daughter. However the pain and trauma of being a victim of abuse is following Cecilia wherever shes goes. While staying with her friend she even finds it difficult to go out to the mail box. She's almost become frightened of going outside thanks to the life she's had to live thanks to her boyfriend's controlling behavior. Elizabeth Moss is just fantastic throughout here. From the beginning right through until the...