The Invisible Man?

The Invisible Man is in cinemas from February 27

From Jake Kotze's Instagram feed

Elisabeth Moss in
The Invisible Man (2020)

Normally I wouldn't be interested in seeing another "Invisible Man" movie (pun intended ... and I'll bet that you didn't see it coming, either:-), but after listening to Leigh Whannell talk about the movie in the latest 'Aussies in Hollywood' podcast and then me reading that the movie was filmed in Australia, I've decided to kidnap take my youngest son (relax, he is 26 now) with me to see it this week at the cinema.
Aussies in Hollywood Podacst: Leigh Whannell

It's kind of dark synchromystic timing that a film dealing with domestic violence themes should be showing on Australian cinema screens at this time, just after the horrific headlines for the past weeks in the Australian press about such matters.

One particularly horrific domestic violence incident, which took place not too many miles away from the suburb I grew up in Brisbane as a youngster.
And then I saw this news story below yesterday about a woman stalking and killing her ex, not far from where Gordon White from the 'Rune Soup' blog lives.

Synchromysticism and Pattern Logic?

Charlize Theron wants to speak out about ‘family violence’

I couldn't help thinking that both of those domestic violence acts above happened on public roads and in that podcast Leigh talks about seeing the premier of 'Mad Max: Fury Road' in Hollywood.

 I thought it was interesting that Leigh mentions
'Nightmare on Elm Street 4' being one of his favourite films when he was growing up.
A film starring my old sync-head mate Andras Jones -

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Natalie Wood and Andras Jones?

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I'd like to see Leigh write a movie script for a new horror movie to resurrect Andras' main-stream acting career.
Maybe a movie involving a haunting song that plays on the radio whenever something bad ... or good ... is going to occur in the life of the protagonist?-)

Radio8Ball

Jason Momoa and Amber Heard
in Aquaman (2018)

Running an Amber Light on Elm Street?

Leigh Whannell as the Cargo Pilot in 'Aquaman'

Johnny Depp in
 A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

I hope 'The Invisible Man' is a hit for Leigh (yeah, bad pun intended there:-), but what about making 'The Invisible Woman', too Leigh, to show that there is good and bad in both sexes.
A little of that "equality" we heard so much about in Hollywood these days, to show that some women are just as psychopathic as men when it comes to DV sometimes.

Jailed for domestic violence?

Although a movie like that might have trouble getting green lit I guess.

You'd probably have to run an Amber light to get that one made?