Fear the Invisible Man (2023)

Fear the Invisible Man (2023). Fear the Invisible Man: Directed by Paul Dudbridge. With Mhairi Calvey, David Hayman, Mark Arnold, Emily Haigh. A young British widow shelters an old medical school colleague, a man who has somehow turned himself invisible. As his isolation grows and his sanity frays, he schemes to create a reign of wanton murder and terror across the city – and she's the only one who knows that he even exists.

“Letu0026#39;s start the review – some of this film is exceptional, the period feel, the locations, the cutting, the costumes, the set dressings, but the acting is awful. A shambolic borefest populated largely by rank amateur actors who should seriously look at their u0026#39;trueu0026#39; job prospects before inflicting themselves onscreen. The lead woman,I wonu0026#39;t name her as she deserves no recognition whatsoever, who plays the heroine, the widow who prefers red to black in her mourning costumes, and a change of costume in every scene (costly) in this mess, if I can call her lead woman, s a shrieky voiced ham who misses every cue and acts (if you can call it that) as if no other actors are present in every scene she appears in (get back to the day job Mrs, acting ainu0026#39;t for you) , which indeed, is to a certain extent true, as her companion in this rubbish is invisible through most of the film. Mike Beckingham plays the invisible man invisibly, his attempts to deliver the strangulated dialogue in the scenes where he is supposed to be there, but not there (heu0026#39;s invisible) are mournful. A career as a road sweeper beckons. As for the actor who plays the u0026#39;colonelu0026#39;, Wayne Gordon, well… did anyone tell him what movie he was actually in??? His delivery is like someone trying and failing for an audition in u0026#39;Spooksu0026#39; – dreadful! Hopelessly miscast and hopelessly lost in his own self esteem as an actor, (a graduate from the McDonaldu0026#39;s school of acting – a flat white and a cheeseburger please Wayne) are the two descriptions that spring to mind. Moving on to the veteran actor David Haymanu0026#39;s brief appearance in this mess – why David, why? Why did you get top billing, your fee, your name, were you an u0026#39;angelu0026#39; financing this farrago of a film? Do tell! Are you that desperate for work? Shame on you! Choose your parts better next time luv ok? I wonu0026#39;t mention the rest of the cast, I hope the pay check they got for this was worth the humiliation of actually appearing in it, Nuff said. Another dud from u0026#39;directoru0026#39; Paul Dudbridge! Bin it, donu0026#39;t buy it!”