L'Intrusion

Yes if you have seen a thriller (or two or more), you probably will get where this movie is heading. So there won't be too many surprises story wise, but I like the actors (doing a great job). And even when I knew what this was going to be about, it was well told. Especially with another almost twist before the third act. So yeah this is quite flawed and predictable for many, but it is well made and edited. It lives off the actors and their charisma mostly - which is at least something I'd argue.

I dont know why the fuss about it being predictable its a thriller not a mystery.. and thrill is always in the ride not the destination and this movies gives your a very good fast paced ride with its quick story telling.. All the cast performed their best Logan was as usual doing his best like his past performance in "The Invitation"..

This film is very banal for its plot and tries in vain not to be by offering you plot twists that are very predictable, you understand from the beginning who is the real villain and even if the film tries to mislead you it fails. Apart from that, however, the film manages to maintain a good atmosphere of tension.

How many more times are we to watch this formula? Charming loving husband hiding a dangerous secret? It has been done to death, and "Intrusion" is the latest brooding entry in the Netflix psychological thriller catalogue. It is extremely predictable and lacking in anything original. It is like stale cereal. Without the sugar.

My favorite director, my favorite screenwriter, and Logan Marshall-Green. I don't understand why people rated it low. However, it's a Chris Sparling and Adam Salky job. Logan Marshall-Green is again very good. Chris knows tight spaces and solitude very well. His pen is no stranger to these matters.

Is beyond my imagination how Netflix can make money and have a bunch of idiots paying membership for the trash they dish out. Hope they go bankrupt soon.