The Intruder

2019

Action / Crime / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 67% · 104 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 67% · 1K ratings
IMDb Rating 5.6/10 10 21453 21.5K

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Plot summary

A psychological thriller about a young married couple who buys a beautiful Napa Valley house on several acres of land only to find that the man they bought it from refuses to let go of the property.

Director

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Deon Taylor

Top cast

Sam Vincent Photo
Sam Vincent as First Officer
Kurt Evans Photo
Kurt Evans as Grady Kramer
Michael Ealy Photo
Michael Ealy as Scott Russell
Joseph Sikora Photo
Joseph Sikora as Mike
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23.976 fps
1 hr 42 min
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870.1 MB
1280*522
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by westy_captain 7 / 10

Worth a watch

The Intruder, thought it was a great movie. One of the better Horror/Psychological On Netflix. Normally we watch horror but this was a nice changeDennis Quaid was great! Portrayed a crazy man and was very believable.A little bit of character back story for Scott and Annie was a nice touch and added some depth.Was more of a 7.5 than a 7Some old story a lovely young couple buy a house from a guy who didn't want to sell and he shows up all the time and can't quite hide the crazies for long enough.You could tell from the start poor old Mike was going to cop it one way or another. And that is all.
Reviewed by Coventry 5 / 10

Watch out, folks, it's Dennis the Menace!

The last time I saw Dennis Quaid put on his evil grimaces and psychopathic stare was in "Beneath the Darkness" in 2011. That was a rather weak and derivative B-movie thriller, and to be entirely honest, so is this "The Intruder". But hey, Quaid can surely portray a menacing and downright terrifying psycho! His performance is pretty much the sole reason to check out this otherwise clichéd and predictable thriller. Newlyweds Scott and Annie find their dream house an hour and a half outside of San Francisco, but original owner Charlie Peck obviously has difficulties leaving his previous property behind. You know how this goes further: at first, Charlie popping up every five seconds is just a nuisance, but he gradually becomes more intrusive and scarier. Add to this the typically overused sub plots and stereotype characters, like the young couple themselves going through marital issues, the obnoxious best friend becoming too curious, grim secrets from Charlie's past coming to the surface, etc. It's more than okay to watch once, but it will also be soon forgotten again.
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