The Invisible Man Reminds Us of Real-World Horrors But Fails to Live Up to a Long Legacy
Since Claude Rains first donned the moniker of H.G. Wells' invisible man in 1933, Hollywood has struggled to raise the character above his sightless premise. Numerous takes on Rains' character came out between the '30s and '40s, and the story has been adapted many times over since then. Now, with Universal hoping to"