The Invisible Man (2020)

The movie starts with Cecilia, our protagonist, escaping the home of her abusive boyfriend, barely making it out alive. For days afterward she's in full PTSD mode until one day she learns that he committed suicide. She's finally free. She's also super rich since he left her a ton of cash. But of course those riches come attached to a lot of strings. Fast-forward a day or two and Cecilia is quickly convinced that her ex isn't actually dead, he's just invisible and has returned to stalk and torment her. This makes for a good thriller because obviously nobody else believes her. She just starts to look mental to everyone around her.

This movie starts off slow but in a good way. It sets the tone for the entire movie within the first 10 minutes while providing some cool foreshadowing. The act of sneaking around her boyfriend's house while trying to escape is not unlike all the sneaking around that happens later in the movie when the invisible man is creeping. And the slow tempo of the movie is used perfectly to build tension. It's a very well made horror movie that I felt paid just enough homage to the original while giving us a new modern story.