Elisabeth Moss gives a compelling performance in the equally horrific thriller "The Invisible Man," in which she plays Cecilia, a woman who's being stalked and terrorised by her violent, controlling ex-boyfriend who's using tech to make himself invisible. Since the police don't believe her, Cecilia is forced to take matters into her own hands. For those who enjoy jump scares, you'll find that the movie constantly keeps you at the edge of your seat.
While "The Invisible Man" doesn't tackle racial commentary head-on like "Get Out" does, it does have a lot to say about emotional and physical abuse and how demoralising it can be when people often don't believe women who seek help. It shows the lengths women have to go through to free themselves from their abusers when the holes in our systems fail them.