Intruders (or "Shut In", as it was when I saw it at the European Premiere) begins as a fairly tame drama about a woman with agoraphobia but takes a sudden and welcome turn for the more exciting and interesting to become a satisfying revenge sub-genre picture.
It compares, in spirit, with the recent "No One Lives" and perhaps slightly in plot with "I Spit on your Grave" though, like the former, does not take itself too seriously and certainly doesn't have the vicious nature of the latter.
The ending is perhaps a bit predictable and watered down. That would be my only criticism of an otherwise fun movie.
This was one of my favorites at the FrightFest festival and am eager to catch it again at some point.
It compares, in spirit, with the recent "No One Lives" and perhaps slightly in plot with "I Spit on your Grave" though, like the former, does not take itself too seriously and certainly doesn't have the vicious nature of the latter.
The ending is perhaps a bit predictable and watered down. That would be my only criticism of an otherwise fun movie.
This was one of my favorites at the FrightFest festival and am eager to catch it again at some point.