The Invisible Man (2020)

Parents need to know that The Invisible Man is officially a remake of the classic 1933 Universal monster movie (based on an H.G. Wells story) but is an almost entirely new blend of sci-fi and horror. Expect intense violence: Women are punched, dragged, and thrown by invisible forces; throats are sliced (with spurting blood); a man is beaten relentlessly with more blood, guns, and shooting; characters die; and more. Language includes uses of "f--k," "motherf----r," and "ass." Characters are dosed with Diazepam (an anxiety drug that causes drowsiness), and a bottle of champagne is shown, followed by characters saying they have hangovers. Sex isn't an issue, but a married couple is shown sleeping in bed, and a woman is said to be pregnant. There are a few story flaws, but the production is excellent overall, with an interesting female lead.