The Invisible Man Is Transparently Creepy - a podcast by NPR

Being stalked by a tormentor you can't see is scary enough on its own. But the film The Invisible Man suggests that the worst part might just be the fact that no one would believe you. In writer and director Leigh Whannell's new adaptation of the classic H.G. Wells novel, Elisabeth Moss plays Cecilia, a woman who finally escapes an abusive partner. But soon, she senses that he's everywhere, following her.

Further episodes of Pop Culture Happy Hour

Further podcasts by NPR

Website of NPR