It is a shame that this horror thriller, one that surprises by being more about a controlling, abusive relationship than the scifi gimmick of invisibility and a movie that begins thrillingly and proceeds unhurriedly and parcels out information so intelligently for its first half, is in such a rush to finish and remains so nasty, so thankless - the satisfaction of Elizabeth Moss's victim's eventual fight-back against her diabolical, unseen tormentor is brief and the intelligence of the script drops off sharply in the end.
★★★☆☆
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