Superstar horror director Leigh Whannell is in talks to direct Universal and Blumhouse's The Wolfman movie, starring Ryan Gosling.

Set a few years after the events of the brilliant and brutal 2018 film, this new series will broaden the near-future world with a new host for STEM.

Now that he has given us a rather excellent adaptation of the classic The Invisible Man. Leigh Whannell might be keen on tackling an adaptation of an even more famous movie monster.

With Universal's Dark Universe plans turned to dust, the studio has taken a very different approach with its classic movie monster franchise.

Her abusive ex-boyfriend has found a way to be invisible and is now out to terrorize her.

What you can’t see can hurt you in this new, and very different, very modern take on the classic horror franchise The Invisible Man.

After the Dark Universe was scrapped, Sony/Blumhouse drew up new plans for an Invisible Man movie. And we really mean "new" plans.

When it was recently announced that Blumhouse Productions would be developing a new version of The Invisible Man, some thought it may be the resurrection Universal's failed movie monster cinematic universe. That is not the case though.