The Invisible Man

You might not be able to see him, but the Invisible Man is on the move.

Turns out he was right there the whole time, but they couldn't see him.

Contrary to what you may be thinking, the Handmaid's Tale actress will not be playing the titular legend in Universal's reimagining of a classic.

It’s finally official.

Notable horror studio Blumhouse only announced they were moving forward with their own version of The Invisible Man in January, but shooting is starting surprisingly soon.

The unseeable antagonist will be back, but won’t live in the previously planned shared universe.

The Dark Universe has been in rough shape following The Mummy's poor performance, and now it's been hit with another setback.

Dark Universe. Sounds good, should be good. Here's what Universal is saying about the new universe.

Quietly, Universal is moving pieces around its massive movie board to create a Marvel-esque shared universe where iconic horror characters would interact in a series of films.