Gerardus van de Laar

Fantastic. Think of it as a horror version of the Butterfly Effect. Excellent writing. The characters are all strong and memorable. The pace is fast and crisp so the movie flies by and it's a wild ride. The two leads were incredible. Powerful, emotional and heartbreaking at various points. And the ending was a surprise, which is always appreciated because it's so rare these days. Watch it. It's worthy of your time!

(Spoiler? : somewhat) Basically a ripoff of Hollowman. Also a poor film and also a ripoff of the Invisible man concept. Both follow the same recipe. Not a good idea to copy a bad movie and just give it a modern spin using cooler tech. Story was extremely predictable. There are zero surprises and the pay-off is exactly what you think it will be. They may as well call it The invisible Writer because there is no real villain for us to feed off. The villain has a shorter that 10 second intro then is literally just anecdotal through the main character and even then only vaguely. The main actress puts everything into her performance, but poor writing topples a great effort. The character development is not believable. She is weak, unhinged, terrified and too traumatized to function in life for the majority of the movie, and then suddenly she is a cool, calculating boss queen who has total self control and ice water for veins to close out the movie. Overall, a slog to get through.