Intruders

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Audience Member Slow and steady is the road taken by Young-Seok Noh's <i>Intruders</i>.<p>Unraveling with 100 minutes of screen time, the story takes its time getting to its conclusion. The buildup, while showcased by an excellent secluded setting and cinematography, is tedious; however, it ends up as a solid contrast for what comes in the film's final act. To top it all off, the plot details at the end are quite satisfying.</p><p>Dark and suspenseful is the mood of the film and the violence is delivered in timely fashion when things start to pick up. Not necessarily brutal in nature, there isn't much savagery to stomach when all is said and done.</p><p>Jun Suk-Ho is bland and monotone, which both works for and against this picture. On one hand, watching his character tends to be disappointing, but on the other, it works as a nice setup for what he does near the end. Tae-Kyung Oh has one of the more entertaining characters of the film.</p><p><i>Intruders</i> takes it slow and steady early on, but there is some pay off in the end.</p> Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/09/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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