Overview
Genre :
Thriller, HorrorRelease Date :
March 30, 2012 (Limited)MPAA Rating :
RDirector :
Juan Carlos FresnadilloStarring :
Clive Owen, Daniel Bruhl, Carice van Houten, Ella Purnell, Kerry Fox, Pilar Lopez de Ayala, Lolita Chakrabarti, Mark Wingett, Hector Alterio, Adam Leese
REVIEWS RATE:
Critics 
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Review rate : C
“..unfortunately, it’s followed here by twists that explain things too easily, making the fantastical seem ordinary after all..”
“..unfortunately, it’s followed here by twists that explain things too easily, making the fantastical seem ordinary after all..”
by Eric D. Snider [Film.com]
“..this is still an intelligent, scary little movie..”
by Stephen Whitty [Newark Star-Ledger]
“..there's plenty of atmosphere, with numerous dark shots, shadows, and night scenes, but the tone is more moody than scary..”
by James Berardinelli [ReelViews]
“..the most interesting parts of the story are stacked heavily towards the end of the film..”
by Amber Wilkinson [Eye for Film]
Review rate : C
“..the horror genre is neither confining nor in need of transcending, and it's that kind of attitude that leads to mediocrities like Intruders..”
“..the horror genre is neither confining nor in need of transcending, and it's that kind of attitude that leads to mediocrities like Intruders..”
by Scott Tobias [AV Club]
“..the film falls apart over a final surprise that's neither engaging nor effective..”
by Bill Gibron [Filmcritic.com]
“..simply not in the class of such recent Spanish thrillers as "The Others" and "Pan's Labyrinth"..”
by Lou Lumenick [New York Post]
“..its climactic reveal fizzles accordingly..”
by Mark Holcomb [Village Voice]
“..intruders segues into exactly the sort of slow-moving horror picture one might've expected..”
by David Nusair [Reel Film Reviews]
“..for a man with his own demons, the character takes far too long to connect the dots..”
by David Rooney [Hollywood Reporter]
“..first two acts are quite well done as they build on the mythology and really deliver on scares..”
by Brad Miska [Bloody Disgusting]
“..also explores some interesting ideas about the power of storytelling and the imagination..”
by Matthew Turner [ViewLondon]
