Leigh Whannell has a further “UPGRADE” coming to television
The sci-fi shocker is now being developed as an ongoing series, with its creator on board.
Invisibility Ain’t No Joke: The Hidden Seriousness of Leigh Whannell’s “THE INVISIBLE MAN”
The original The Invisible Man (1933) contains a lot of comedy absent from the other famous monsters’ films. However, even within these “gags” and any of the silliest interpretations, they’ve provided a much-needed groundwork for Whannell’s version to be realized. Despite any joke, The Invisible Man is the most horrifying Universal Monster because he represents real terror… the immunity of privilege.
Movie Review: “THE INVISIBLE MAN” is a must-see
A tech-infused yet human-scaled, consistently tense genre piece anchored by a terrific lead performance.
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“UPGRADE” director Leigh Whannell sets sights on Universal’s “INVISIBLE MAN,” without Johnny Depp
After the poor reception to the latest THE MUMMY led Universal to put the kibosh on its Dark Universe series, the studio is now revisiting the idea of reviving its classic creatures, and the latest development is a big step in the right direction.
