The Intruders

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Sérgio N Psychological thriller that follows a young woman dealing with a major loss while moving into a new house. Little by little, she begins to suspect that something sinister is lurking within the walls of her new home. It manages to keep you hooked for a while until the resolutions are made, but after that, it all goes downhill. It's not too bad, but it's far from good. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 07/07/25 Full Review Kayla K Only clicked it cause Miranda played in it. Then I started liking the cast. The suspense was okay and some of the mystery but wouldn't watch it again. I'm not really fan of horror or thriller so it was okay I didn't get so scared that I couldn't watch I just felt on edge abit 😅 but I was watching it at night so that probably played in with the fear factor😭😅 it's okay if your looking for something suspense but not to scary. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 12/02/24 Full Review Christine F Very slow, clichéd nonsense. Don't bother. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 11/05/24 Full Review Gabriel S Most of the time, I think Brazilian translation messes up the title of the movie - for The Intruders, a free translation of the BR title is House of Fear, which is okay -, but, this time, I think "The Intruders" is really out of tune with what this movie's story really is. Add to the mix that the story is meh, and you get this 4/10 (meh) stars movie. The Intruders (2015) follows Rose, a teenager suffering from the loss of her mom, that moved with her dad to a new place, trying to start over. In true "monster in the house" fashion, the new house hides some secrets, and soon Rose starts to doubt her reality and safety. Miranda Cosgrove as Rose does an okay job in the acting department. Though cringe, she is somewhat convincing as a brat. But the real problem is with the Rose character. For a main character, she is missing likeability. Yes, yes, one could argue that Rose is dealing with trauma and all, but wouldn't it bemore interesting if Rose was fragile and eventually grew to become stronger? In the story, however, Rose is quite strong already, and a nagging bi**** that does nothing more than complain all the time and shut off people from her life. We grow to dislike her, and that's never a good sign. The plot is concerned with two main arcs: is Rose going dellusional, and what happened to Rachel Winacott. The first arc is really minor and is not explored in-depth. The second arc ends up being a complete disaster, having more holes than a Swiss cheese. When the final revelation sets in, the main villain is so laughable that we just don't care anymore, we just want to get to the end quickly. Luckly, The Intruders (2015) is only 92-min long. The cinematography department is professional enough, but the PG-13 decision is lame, and, for that, in the end, we get our fair share of "light killing", if we can even call it that. Sigh... Overall, if you are looking for a movie to watch with your kids, and your kids happen to like some horror stuff, this is the movie to watch. It has some jumpscares, it has some suspense, it has teens. Now, recommendable? Not really. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 05/28/24 Full Review James G Not as bad as others say. Kept your attention till the end Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 04/08/24 Full Review Daniel B Una película más de suspenso de las miles que hay en plataforma de presupuesto reducido, actuaciones medianas, exceptuando a Donald Logue y Austin Butler, una sola locación en la que se desenvuelve el conflicto, un desarrollo muy plano en una película que por varios momentos se siente intrascendente. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 03/28/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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