"Hollow Man" is a science fiction thriller directed by Paul Verhoeven, released in 2000. The film follows the story of Sebastian Caine, a brilliant but arrogant scientist played by Kevin Bacon, who is leading a secret government project aimed at developing a serum that can render a living being invisible. After successfully testing the serum on a gorilla, Caine decides to test it on himself, becoming the first human to experience invisibility.

Initially, the experiment seems to be a success, granting him the power to move unseen. However, as the effects of the serum begin to take a dark turn, Caine's mental state deteriorates, leading him to become increasingly unstable and violent. His colleagues, including the intelligent and resourceful Linda McKay (Elisabeth Shue) and the cautious Matt Kensington (Josh Brolin), soon realize the dangers of their creation as Caine's actions spiral out of control.

As the tension escalates, the film explores themes of ethics in scientific experimentation, the consequences of unchecked ambition, and the thin line between genius and madness. The gripping narrative culminates in a thrilling showdown, where Caine's newfound powers become a weapon against those who once trusted him, leaving viewers questioning the moral implications of invisibility and the human psyche.