In something that might come as a bit of a surprise (to some people), I made the point of not wanting to see The Invisible Man in the cinema.

Why? Because there’s a certain element of home invasion in movies, especially by things that are silent and unseen, that plays with a primal fear inside of me, a fear that I do not willingly want to visit in a public space. That said, I was intrigued by everything else to do with this film, knowing that, when I got the chance to watch it at home, I could turn it off, pause it, leave the lights on, that type of thing…you know, all of that primal craic?

When most of the world is on lock-down and you’ve made such a film open and available for me to watch at home, though; that is something I can do.