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Movie Review: The Unseen (2016)

Bob Langmore (Aden Young); deadbeat dad, lumber mill worker, partially invisible…what, what the fuck now?!! Yeah, ol’ Bob made like a fuckin’ banana and split, leaving his wife Darlene (Camille Sutherland) and rebellious teen daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) in his wake…to say nothing of a promising hockey career…to start over in a remote Canadian town. Why did he leave all that behind? Because he is slowly, painfully. turning invisible, which admittedly would tax the ol’ noggin a bit…and lately that “slowly” part is starting to speed up exponentially. Before long, Darlene calls Bob home to help wrangle in their daughter…but there’s one small problem; she goes missing, and Bob doesn’t take kindly to that, so he sets off on a mission of vengeance to find her…all before he vanishes altogether. The Unseen is a unique take on the whole “invisible man” trope. For one thing we get the troubled every man who is dealing with an outre condition (the

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DanXIII
Feb 19, 2019
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Geoff Redknap’s Twist On The Invisible Man, ‘Unseen’, Headed To DVD

The Unseen, an upcoming invisible man film from director Geoff Redknap (Cabin in the Woods) made its World Premiere at Montreal’s Fantasia Film Festival, this past Summer. Now, The Unseen will soon arrive on DVD and Digital, through United States’ film distributor Monarch Home Entertainment. Director Redknap says that his influences include H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man: “I did take some ideas from….H.G. Wells’…work” and some of those influences can be seen in the film’s official release trailer which you will find below. The Unseen stars Aden Young (“Rectify” ) as Bob Langmore. He has a strange condition, in which his body is slowly disappearing. Dissolving away, Bob reaches out to his family with time running out. However, his former wife, Darlene (Camille Sullivan) tells him that his daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) is missing, leading to Bob’s desperate search for a reunion. Official Synopsis: A man, who years earlier mysteriously abandoned his family and isolated himself in a small

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2019

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Movie Review: The Unseen (2016)

Bob Langmore (Aden Young); deadbeat dad, lumber mill worker, partially invisible…what, what the fuck now?!! Yeah, ol’ Bob made like a fuckin’ banana and split, leaving his wife Darlene (Camille Sutherland) and rebellious teen daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) in his wake…to say nothing of a promising hockey career…to start over in a remote Canadian town. Why did he leave all that behind? Because he is slowly, painfully. turning invisible, which admittedly would tax the ol’ noggin a bit…and lately that “slowly” part is starting to speed up exponentially. Before long, Darlene calls Bob home to help wrangle in their daughter…but there’s one small problem; she goes missing, and Bob doesn’t take kindly to that, so he sets off on a mission of vengeance to find her…all before he vanishes altogether. The Unseen is a unique take on the whole “invisible man” trope. For one thing we get the troubled every man who is dealing with an outre condition (the

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DanXIII
Feb 19, 2019
Horror Fuel

Geoff Redknap’s Twist On The Invisible Man, ‘Unseen’, Headed To DVD

The Unseen, an upcoming invisible man film from director Geoff Redknap (Cabin in the Woods) made its World Premiere at Montreal’s Fantasia Film Festival, this past Summer. Now, The Unseen will soon arrive on DVD and Digital, through United States’ film distributor Monarch Home Entertainment. Director Redknap says that his influences include H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man: “I did take some ideas from….H.G. Wells’…work” and some of those influences can be seen in the film’s official release trailer which you will find below. The Unseen stars Aden Young (“Rectify” ) as Bob Langmore. He has a strange condition, in which his body is slowly disappearing. Dissolving away, Bob reaches out to his family with time running out. However, his former wife, Darlene (Camille Sullivan) tells him that his daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) is missing, leading to Bob’s desperate search for a reunion. Official Synopsis: A man, who years earlier mysteriously abandoned his family and isolated himself in a small

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2019