Intruder

Synopsis

"Intruder" (2016), starring Louise Linton, is a psychological thriller set largely within the confines of a home invasion scenario. The film follows a woman whose peaceful life is shattered when violent intruders break into her home. As the night unfolds, the story delves into themes of survival, trust, and the human psyche under extreme stress. With an intense and claustrophobic atmosphere, the movie explores the tension between victim and aggressor, relying on suspense and character-driven drama to engage viewers. The plot progressively reveals deeper layers of the characters' pasts and motivations, making it a gripping watch for thriller enthusiasts.

Cast

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  Louise Linton

  Elizabeth

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  Moby

  Vincent

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  John Robinson

  John

• Zach Myers

  Justin

• Justin Ament

  Aktor

• Steven Beckingham

  David

Reviews

Critically, "Intruder" received predominantly negative reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a low approval rating of 23%, indicating generally unfavorable responses from critics. The IMDb user rating is also modest at 3.4/10, reflecting mixed to poor audience reception. Many reviewers pointed to the film's predictable plot and insufficient character development as major drawbacks. Some critics described it as "an uninspired home invasion thriller that fails to generate real suspense," while others mentioned pacing issues and a lack of originality. However, a few reviews acknowledged Louise Linton's committed performance, noting her ability to bring some depth to the otherwise thinly written role. Overall, "Intruder" struggled to stand out amid a crowded genre, with many viewers and critics alike feeling it did not fully capitalize on its tense premise.

See also

Interstellar

Inception

Pulp Fiction

Titanic