Hollow Man (2000) Review

[@JaxBlade]

I always thought this film was decent, when I found out people hated it, it was one of the moments where I was like...umm okay. I've seen worse and ive seen better but it was a solid rental to me tbh

[@aftrthejake6843]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@angelproduxonz6605]

JaxBlade same

[@vv2304]

It's a good movie if you appreciate its style, campy, and doesn't take itself too seriously.

[@jasonryan7549]

Hollow man 2 watch it good

[@Lucols4]

"solid rental" ha that took me back a while.

[@ShinjiSings]

"It's incredible what you can do if you don't have to look at yourself in the mirror" This line always stuck with me

[@DarkSoulSama]

"Why aren't there any Invisible Man movies?" Maybe there are, but we just can't see them O_O

[@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090]

Eh maybe

[@andydove7563]

@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 cheer up bro

[@sebastiencarron1574]

You should meet my uncle Bada

[@QJ89]

Does the 2020 'Invisible Man' count? Or is so different that it can't count?

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

I remember seeing this on a new IMAX theatere back in 2000, the movie was good and the effects were actually ahead of their time. I don't get why people didn't like it, I rewatched it a few years ago on DVD and I still liked it.

[@Seras99]

Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central Ahhh... Seeing this film back in the year 2000 with IMAX in good ol 1.43:1 ratio. Even though the ratio was supposed to be 1.85:1 but I guess this version must be an open matted version.

[@Kaledarkwind6151]

Yea for sure, the special effects at the time, I remember them being mind blowing, specifically the opening scene. Great way to introduce you to the idea of invisiblity.

[@pyrobison2002]

In imax? Damn..

[@khamankhoma8232]

"It's amazing what you can do when you don't have to look at yourself in the mirror any more." That line alone made the movie quite memorable for me. I always felt it was underrated.

[@ExaltedDuck]

Seeing through his eyelids is almost genius. If his retinas are transparent, he wouldn't see anything. We see by absorbing light. Overall, though, I thought it was a fun movie. And the invisible hands squeezing boobs was pretty amazing to teenage me, despite the context.

[@YanYan-dx9xc]

Who do you think you are with all your science and accurate facts?

[@Hosenrolle1]

If you like invisible beings grabbing naked boobs, I recommend the movie "The Entity" from the early 80s.

[@Fractorification]

Good point. I guess an invisible suit would be more practical then if it could bend the light through you while keeping your visibility from the inside.

[@comradesXcosmos]

“retinas can’t function while invisible” ...so we are assuming light passes through him rather than being refracted? he is not losing mass or any other physiological change aside from his ability to be seen. as the means for invisibility, he simply can’t be seen, so we must assume refraction. a) the retina does not need to absorb or reflect light to function, it simply needs to process the information contained in the light entering it b) it’s a fictional movie, so if it says he is invisible, in this films universe thats possible, and if it says he can see, then similar logic dictates that he should be able to.

[@balucious]

The eyelids thing was in the book.

[@OropherThranduil]

You seem to forget about the kind of Remake of this Movie from 2006, Hollow Man 2 starring Christian Slater. It was Direct-to-DVD, but still a movie based on the Invisible Man.

[@CherrygroveCity]

I didn't know they made a movie about John Cena

[@monstercombo007]

I Spat my drink of laughter

[@truesoulghost2777]

Stupid.......

[@HunterPBrown]

I snorted my Pepsi when I read this

[@LermaBean]

Nico Ni?

[@TheJackONeill]

You're about three years late with this joke.

[@greentoad64]

I was very afraid of the other guys showing up for this. (no offense but James alone is someone who I can listen to for hours)

[@haminazu3908]

Agree

[@prasan7561]

Greentoad64 The truth has been spoken

[@daimom]

Amem

[@walshja81]

I made the same comments so i completely agree. They just don't hold my attention. Not even Mike. I prefer to watch him livestream and James do the Reviews alone.

[@kickc6463]

I agree. Not a big fan of the other guys being there

[@bodegacats1126]

I'd love to see a, "people under the stairs" review.

[@ozbullymorales1020]

Josh Stephan thanks for the reminder

[@loftin92]

Yeah me to, crazy movie

[@flipndip5122]

Holy shit this movie is 18 years old now? I saw this in theaters... time goes by so fast. I thought the movie was ok and interesting.

[@UksiHattu12]

the audience of Cinemassacre seems to be older than i thought. The movie is older than me.

[@lilg8017]

That's the only time I seen it. Don't remember it too well

[@jasonhamon8005]

I think I saw Anaconda the same weekend

[@ellissmith23]

Same!

[@wispy_nova]

Make that 21 years old. This movie is probably 21 years old now

[@troin3925]

James' ideas for a new Invisible Man at the end of the video is like when GodzillaMendoza unintentionally predicted the PS4 Spiderman game, he got his wish and a new Invisible Man just came out that's also a completely different interpretation.

[@QJ89]

From what I've heard, it's more of a psychological horror that keeps you guessing, and with no Johnny Depp in sight.

[@troin3925]

@@QJ89 Yep

[@vonDumpy]

"That whole Dark Universe thing i- ppthhbblth" Couldn't have said it better myself

[@QJ89]

I wonder if the 2020 'Invisible Man' was meant to be in that mantra, but then it got thrown out and re-started from scratch? How different would it be if WERE part of the Dark Universe?

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

The 2020 film was very much separate from whatever was intended for the Dark Universe. Leigh Whannell said that when he was given the Invisible Man IP to work with, the Dark Universe was never brought up.

[@foxhero1337]

I didn't know this was supposed to be a bad film. I greatly enjoy this movie.

[@thomasarcanine]

Really, people hated it? I thought it was a decent film. Certainly much better than "shaky-cam, jumpscare-much, obviously-notscary" movies these days... It explores the descent of one man's morality when given power and holds no responsibility behind it and thinks himself highly from others... In other words, how to be a psychopath...

[@homiesoprano]

I forgot Josh Brolin was in this.

[@somerandolad]

So Thanos and Sebastian Shaw used to know one another.

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

@@somerandolad you mean Llewellyn Moss

[@aidanlynn]

I was getting worried, october on cinemassacre without a halloween review?

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

02:35 - That's actually one my biggest problems with invisible people in fiction. Transparent eyelids wouldn't be a problem. If light were able to pass through his equally transparent retinas, he'd be blind anyway.

[@agonleed3841]

It's a movie. Should be no problem They gave us invisibility on a guy. The movie would be shit if he was just blind. Or if he had to be so scientifically correct that at least SOMETHING had to be viewable on him. So...with your knowledge, you should also be intellectual enohgh to understand why they had to exclude that detail. So..for all the intellect people like you put into making it realistic, you lose the exact same number of intellect points when you ignore what sense it would make for the movie

[@residentgrigo4701]

RIP Dark Universe. 2014-2014 and 2017-2017. Lol.

[@alexsilva28]

@@SmokeymcJoint420 Dracula Untold

[@TweekMorgan4dictator]

One day, they'll reboot it right.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

or what my friends like to call: LORD OF THE WINGS.

[@knephsabir3245]

Lmfao!

[@alexsilva28]

@@SmokeymcJoint420 I thought it was ok. I like the giant fist of bats

[@RageONTv]

Do you guys remember the one with Chevie Chase and Sam Neil? I thought it was weird seen Chevy been serious! but i liked that movie too!

[@greciasoleble]

yeah i remember that one, it had funny parts, like when hes eating and then he throws up because he watches how the food its digested XD

[@jacobwickham6962]

Is it called "Memoirs of the Invisible Man"?

[@gabemo4200]

Jacob Wickham yes

[@KyoshoLP]

I actually really liked the that version. We owned it on VHS. I'm surprised James didn't mention it. Edit: Holy crap I just looked it up and John Carpenter directed it.

[@JoJoTheOtter]

RageON! Yes. A fine movie. Kind of sad actually.

[@gamestation2690]

This movie also has a direct-to-video sequel.

[@supernerd5781]

Really? I never knew that

[@josephlozano4533]

Can officially say it’s not that bad for direct to video. Especially after the influx of all these so bad they’re good movies. Nuh uh.

[@tubechiq88]

This movie is a psychological gem. It makes you question how people react once they get a taste of power. In this movie basically all of his dark impulses surfaced once he was able to get a taste of that power. It's pretty frightening when you think about it. I agree about the overkilling ending took you out of the movie. I wish they had a creepier ending like Halloween.

[@GHFear]

I saw this in 2001 and very recently and I really like it. Its very rewatchable. Even the second movie is good.

[@theenlightened757]

The 2nd movie is trash .

[@GHFear]

I am surprised with the hate for the second movie. I thought it was great and I am very picky with my movies.

[@theenlightened757]

@@GHFear i was an optimist then i litterly watched it last week , and holy shit! It was ass.

[@cloudwaves1648]

@Ur Waifu is Shit Isn't having an unintentionally sexist tone a bad thing?

[@residualwaste5038]

The one with Christian Slater? I don't think I finished it

[@mongolidp]

This one is actually one of my all time favorite movies. Back in the days I found the effects mindblowing and the story is fun.

[@Christanstonir]

It’s so weird 2 days ago I was looking at reviews for this movie. The memory randomly popped in my head. I really liked this movie then and now!

[@ziljin]

RIP poor dog.

[@dnasty312]

And the rat :(

[@troppie7823]

and gorilla

[@CavangoVulgora]

@@troppie7823 and the giraffe 🦒

[@lapidus9552]

Memoirs of a Kevin Bacon

[@Badfinger4]

I absolutely love Hollow Man. Saw it three times in the movie theater, and have seen in maybe 5 times since then. I always enjoy it from beginning to end. No clue why it's considered bad.

[@OilPanic2]

The one thing that keeps me coming back to this film is the score in particular. The Hollow Man theme is SO good.

[@JoeltheSwedishDragon]

"He's invisible, that's what's the matter with him?" Casual police man with mustache - Invisible man 1933

[@Azuraion]

Holy crap, 18 years ago.. I feel old now.

[@187mrsmith]

I never realized back then scary movie 2 majority of the theme was hollow man mixed in with a bunch of what ever movies that was popular around that time. Like popular horror or scifi movies for the most part!

[@happymaskedguy1943]

Invisible Man: Starring Christian Bale, Directed by Christopher Nolan.

[@andydove7563]

Batman is invisible until it's too late

[@thetruth45678]

Me at Denny's at 2am: "Excuse me, waitress. I ordered the bacon and eggs. I see the eggs... where's the bacon? What do you mean it's invisible?"

[@wallygator92]

Unpopular opinion I prefer this movie over the 2020 Invisible Man movie

[@johnnysparkle]

It was nominated for Visuel Effects at the Oscars but lost to Gladiator

[@DarkmanPoe]

They actually made mention of being able to see through your eyelids in John Carpenter's "Memoirs of an Invisible Man" from 1992 (8 years prior to this).

[@versatilians]

This is my favorite time of year.....weather's changing, leaves are changing, SNL returns, The Walking Dead is back, and we get some Monster Madness reviews from James!! Happy October to James, Mike, and to all of the Cinemassacre crew!! Can't wait for the new Halloween movie and can't wait for the reviews. (Which I'm sure are coming) Keep up the great work....all my best, guys. :)

[@tylerdurden1923]

This movie was taboo, i was in 3rd grade and watching it was like doing something illegal but fun hahah the only sad scene is where he kills the dog :(.

[@shrentheorc7766]

Loved this movie. Thanks for being in my video your the best it was wonderful meeting you at Retropalooza Dallas

[@BazTheStoryteller]

I remember Scary Movie 2 spoofed this movie.

[@sarafontanini7051]

scary movie 2 spoofed a lot of movies, mainly the haunting did you KNOW it was largely parodying a crappy remake at the time? I didn't

[@christopherthorne8133]

They did. The guns and goggles the characters used in SM2 were the same props too I think

[@KumaPaws376]

When I was kid, I liked the turning invisible scenes (where you can see the muscles, veins, and bones etc!)

[@mestre12]

It is a decent good movie. I agree that the ending is what people hate. Yeah, that Dark Universe, died in one movie.

[@ajaxz421]

It was always my understanding that in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen The character that they had portray as an Invisible Man was the thief that you mentioned and he stole the ability to become invisible. Any one else remember that scene ?

[@BlueEyesWhiteGuy89]

Funny how two movies had both Sean Connery and the Invisible man character (LXG and The Avengers)

[@deadryan4262]

Review the Faculty

[@thehorrorhound6575]

Jesse Ayala such a great underrated movie

[@stevePHXD]

My favorite invisible Man movie is "Abbot and Costello Meet the Invisible Man"

[@TheJandJgames]

And almost all of these pitched ideas were used in the 2020 invisible man

[@legofan370]

Well, get excited because Leigh Whannell is directing an Invisible Man movie and the synopsis for it was just released and it sounds really good.

[@gene4438]

The sequels coming out are Follow Man and Swallow Man

[@TheLastVoodooMan]

African or European Swallow man?

[@gene4438]

@@TheLastVoodooMan European

[@andydove7563]

Perhaps two swallows cooperating to lift a coconut?

[@RtardD2]

Wait I don't know that…. * gets launched into the air screaming *

[@DesignIncase]

It's possible the serum does more then turn people invisible. It may have altered his body chemistry to become stronger/resilient. He should naturally become visible when his body replace cells. So it's doing something really weird.

[@EndCreditReviews]

Please review Van Helsing and the Final Destination movies!

[@ryancox9281]

End Credit Reviews Final Destination 2 was my favorite in the franchise.

[@EndCreditReviews]

Same here.

[@AubreyTheKing]

"Even the moon is frighten of me, frighten to death!" GOD I love the original! As much as I hate remakes, I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of The Invisible Man!

[@mainsmain]

Well...

[@andydove7563]

Rex is dead :''(

[@joeriveracomedy]

The Chevy Chase Invisible man movie addressed the eyelids subject a few years previous

[@Starfals]

Finally someone else that remembers that.

[@jamesmacdonald3819]

The interesting thing about this movie, the redeeming qualities of it for me are the tragic, psychological and very human themes of the primary character Sebastian. Watching him devolve into madness is the truly entertaining part.

[@Fractorification]

I agree. I’m not sure what the hate on this movie is about. I’ve read some reviews and from what I can tell it has something to do with the invisible man not being a complex villain enough or something. Many critics didn’t like the fact that he started killing people at the end because the film suddenly became a generic slasher just with an invisible guy. I sort of get what they’re saying, but come on. The fact that you’re being hunted by someone you can’t see is pretty scary. And what else did you expect with this story? An invisible person is either going to use his/her powers for good or evil. Where they looking for some deep character study or something?

[@sarafontanini7051]

its like they missed that the plot was about the guy slowly going insane and losing his morality due to the invisibility heaped on him, almost as if that was the entire plot, or something

[@Goldenbane]

James hit on a lot of what ticked me off about the movie, how invincible the Hollow man suddenly was for no reason. Also, and there was a very obvious way to try and combat the Hollow man, that I don't recall the scientists ever even considering. Turn yourselves invisible too. How? By using the experiment on themselves? No. Altering the fabric of time, reality, and space? No. Just...turn off the damn lights. Sure, you still can't see him (assuming he countered the goggles by this point) but now he can't see you either. I guess this has been done before (I remember either an episode of Batman or G.I. Joe doing this to combat invisible opponents) but it seemed very obvious to me, and I was frustrated that the scientists never tried it.

[@petere8175]

I know why Sebastian goes mad, just like the nightking from fallout that use stealth boys he got schizophrenia!

[@grsimpson3957]

You know your right, I completely forgot about that quest from New Vegas until you mentioned it

[@GigawingsVideo]

To be fair the 4th act with Sebastion seems to be pretty strong it can be explained with the mix of adrenalin, madness and possible chemical altering his body. Also it's pretty fun with the over the edge action. I love this movie!

[@scottieman2]

Invisible Man should be the easiest movie. The guy is invisible.

[@FerHardRocker]

That probably makes it the hardest of them all.

[@chimpmonkey7240]

The idea is easy. What is not easy is maintaining that idea for more than an hour while telling a story

[@scottieman2]

When you want to show the guy have him in the scene. Besides if you can use your imagination to then don't watch a movie where you don't see the guy.

[@sparkydeltorro]

He has more cameos than Stan Lee if you know where to look.

[@Yewtewba]

He affects the world around him more than most

[@McQueeb]

One thing that always bugged me is that he went back to the lab, after the plan to stop him is formed. There's a throwaway line about him not letting them live, since they're the only ones who know what he is... but who the hell cares? He could literally walk the streets forever with no possible way of ever being found. Oh well...

[@GigawingsVideo]

The researchers are working for the govt. If they're still alive they can inform the govt and military for possible danger (also the death of their handlers may trigger manhunt for killing govt official). Sure he can go around naked..... until winter come.

[@charlesderosas5577]

Can you review the recent invisible man?

[@canadavatar]

Curious fact, their thermal vision glasses is just like the Predator's heat vision.

[@04dram04]

I dont get how the new food he eats, becomes invisible too

[@GigawingsVideo]

Probably when the food mixed with his stomach acid?

[@MissFlow]

@@GigawingsVideo we should be able to see the food get digested. that's an open door to more creativity. maybe the food indeed turns invisible as well when mixed with the body fluids?

[@GigawingsVideo]

@@MissFlow That opened a new can of worm though. It implied that his bodily fluid also made things invisible. What if the woman he... y'know turn invisibe as well (or the baby, if, y'know....)

[@MissFlow]

@@GigawingsVideo dunno I'd put it that far. with digesting the intestine fluids break down the food into new parts that get fused with the body, thus it makes sense the food would disappear. with fluids like semen though I don't know. it would def conceive an invisible baby since the serum has fused with his DNA. not sure about the woman. scieeenceeee XD

[@andydove7563]

A visible woman in labor with an invisible baby? Must look like the painted tunnel scene from roadrunner

[@TheMisterBlank]

I remember as a kid I was just switching through random channels, and I end up watching this snippet of a movie where a man is investigating his backyard until something drags him into the pool. And you see the invisible man’s outline just overpowering him in the water as the guy getting drowned screams and flails until he dies. Then you see a woman looking out from the window in horror as the invisible man runs away from the scene. That scene has always disturbed me for years and years and it wasn’t until about a month ago I finally found out what movie it was

[@SmartAlec1]

Oh my god, a new, non reupload, monster madness? Awesome!

[@marioman1242]

Wow, I didn't think you'd ever make any videos like this again after starting your "Rental Reviews" series. Those videos are entertaining yes, but there's something just so magical about only James

[@biggwigg]

Tremors was Kevin Bacon’s best movie by far

[@ryanbruneau1197]

biggwigg Stir of Echoes was great too I thought

[@J.P.G.78]

@@ryanbruneau1197 agreed

[@TomCruiseRisky]

I prefer his Friday the 13th role, because he gets back stabbed and dies.

[@thedarkknightreturns2345]

Death Sentence and Mystic River were great too imo

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

Footloose all the way.

[@GudaGudaPaisen]

Imagine Sebastian Shaw with Hollow Man powers

[@franzwetrfres2116]

Have you been lifting AVGN?

[@SomeWheats]

I'm not a physics guy, but even as a kid I always thought it weird in that movie that you could see the invisible man if he was covered in water and in smoke but unable to see anything at all when in contact with air. Air isnt empty, it has water and other components in it. I would guess that while his body might be totally invisible, you'd still be able to make out some outline from the contact between his body and the air. But then another question is: what about normal everyday stuff like sweating, oily skin and getting your hands dirty from touching everything? Surely there's some distinct parts of the body that would be visible because of other substances stuck to them. The only way I'd guess the invisible man can be fully invisible is that he would have to be super sparkling clean and naked in space . But then why even eh?

[@NotcNorck]

It is just my head canon but I always considered that the invisibility serum also could have gave you more strength. You know, they were making that thing for the military and their goal was to make a super soldier. And although invisible, being butt naked in a battle field or even just out doors during some climate situations can be a bit of a danger so they had to add a bit more "juice" for practicality.

[@MrStabby19812]

NotcNorck agreed unless your born into a tribe that's used to being naked. 99% of the time it would be dangerous step on a rusty nail and it turns septic that would be fun trying to fix in the middle of enemy territory while invisible.

[@187mrsmith]

To me this is a great movie it's not a classic or legendary but I can watch it more then once I feel like back then if a critic gave a bad review everyone ends up hating your movie which is stupid

[@corsaircarl9582]

I'm already invisible to everyone, so it's a documentary

[@TheDropkick]

My question always was.. how the hell do they explain this to the police afterward??

[@andysentertainmentcorner1421]

i own the directors cut which is 8 min and the entire rape scene is intact

[@FleegalFlargel]

Woohoo!

[@alienboy1322]

Andy's Entertainment Corner How does it play out?

[@alienboy1322]

Zero Cool WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@forbiddenbanana9255]

@Zero Cool How?

[@crispincain9736]

Yo! Long time viewer, almost never commented. Love your work! 7:20 regarding LoEG, The Invisible Man in that movie was the unwilling accomplice to the original Invisible Man. He kept the notes and was working on deciphering them at the end of the story, IIRC. It's an odd nod to continuity in an otherwise wacky action flick.

[@MammaApa]

How do you know there isn't already a new Invisible Man-film - it could be invisible...

[@bobblueton]

one of my favorite moovies. I used to use their elevator passwords for school.

[@Menjoood]

Aww yeah, Monster Madness returns!

[@FiliusFidelis]

Admittedly I've only ever seen it once and I have no idea how I would like it if I saw it again today, but I remember it fondly and never understood the hate it gets.

[@bobross9581]

Sweet I am glad you enjoyed it too, me and a few buddies watched it a few weeks ago and we enjoyed ourselves immensely and the final act had us laughing out asses off as we saw Bacon surviving blow after blow we even had bets on if he survived the final explosion in the laboratory elevator, not gonna lie I was slightly disappointed when he didn't survive because the concept of what he could have rought if he did was much more terrifying then some of his actual actions in the movie itself.

[@187mrsmith]

They finally made a invisible man I'm not sure if it's any good tho I'll have to see when your able to rent it!

[@locustkllr]

It wasn't the last invisible man, odd that you did not mention the SEQUEL: Hollowman 2 .

[@988Joey]

He said it was the last major theatrical release. Hollow Man 2 was direct to video

[@coletrainhetrick]

Last major release

[@WarBeasty]

I think it's one of the best invisible man movies.. I like it better than the newest one.

[@ntcnetwork9934]

I wonder what he thought of the new one!

[@jefferyjones8399]

Same!

[@cheatinglongplays888]

love the fact that you finally reviewed this James. I very much enjoyed this movie, as well as my mom did to. I remember back when this came out on DVD, my mom told me she wanted to watch it (she loves Kevin Bacon). I just looked at her and was like "whhaaat" type of face. It's normally not her type of movie, so we rented it. At the end of the movie my mom actually said she loved it. Then I hear some of my friends say that they hated it. With my friends it was half and half, half of them (like me) very much enjoyed it, and the other half hated it. Like you James we didn't know why they hated it so much. I would like to see you do a review on the second one now.... if it's possible. I want to see if you feel the same way about the second one as I do.

[@eddierobinson118]

I've seen this movie before. Where this character is invisible it kills someone. I kinda enjoyed it

[@ComicBooksandVideoGameNerd96]

Well dude it's called a movie for a reason everybody has superhuman endurance

[@keynanmartinez]

Hollow Woman would of been nice.

[@28098610w]

It would be . Only problem .. You wouldn’t get to see her nude🤣.

[@cyborgparrot1996]

Will you review the new Invisible Man Movie that came out this Year for this 2020's Monster Madness?

[@frankiesomeone]

Well I guess we'll never see Johnny Depp play the Invisible Man (slide whistle)

[@DrDolan2000]

Josh Brolin, too! He's always a catch

[@walcodebruyn2135]

Lol 😂 it looks good to me... I'm so glad it's still monster madness!!

[@gamestation2690]

walco DE BRUYN - There are two movies I would love for him to take a look at, and they are the Andy Warhol-produced Flesh for Frankenstein and Blood for Dracula.

[@alberteinstein6365]

Sleeping invisible in my opinion isn't a problem just color your eyelids with paint or a marker (Make sure it's washable tho)

[@zacharylee1995]

The problem is how can we paint them when we Can't even see them 🤷

[@kataztrapheking775]

You should do a review on Stir of Echoes with Kevin Bacon. Still scares the shit outta me.

[@WarlordRising]

It was buried by Sixth Sense like The Thing was buried by ET. A really good film that flew under the radar.

[@DauntlessDamian]

@@WarlordRising The Sixth Sense was pretty predictable in my opinion, I thought Unbreakable was Shyamalan's best work overall. Stir of Echoes walks all over The Sixth Sense.

[@GIBALLS]

Chevy Chase mentioned being able to see through his eyelids years before this movie in Memoirs of an Invisible Man .

[@Kumudragon]

Cinemassacre uploads, I watch, its simple.

[@skajohncarter]

Who remembers Memoirs of an Invisible Man with Chevy Chase and Darryl Hannah? Saw in theaters when I was ten and the only thing I remember was that he could only eat or drink clear/ invisible stuff. Yes I'm sure there was strong Crystal Pepsi product placement...

[@Starfals]

Yep, good thing others remember that great movie too.

[@Ali-ii8il]

Are you going to talk about the sequel hollow man 2 yeah that's right that movie did got a sequel

[@hydraboy07]

Another great horror review!! I'm glad you still do somethimg special every October. Even if it's not a full fledged every day Monster Madness, it's so satisfying and definately part of my Halloween tradition. Let's be real, it was insane that you used to do a review for every day of October! Seriously, you went above and beyond with the work you did in the years past! We fans aren't worthy! So I really want to emphasize how happy and content I am with us still receiving something for Monster Madness at all. I'm really interested in your future works, especially your atmospheric horror project and your autobiography. Thank you for keeping the Holloween tradition alive!