Intruder

A scarily routine stalker thriller proves that just because you show a movie at midnight doesn't make it a midnight movie.

There's almost nothing to this movie besides a woman puttering about her flat, unaware that she's in danger.

Even [its] looming threat can't enliven the plotless lollygagging in the foreground.

A film that tries to give a message about the saturation of technification that is lived today, but even the message is overshadowed by a ridiculous script and loose staging. [Full review in Spanish]

What makes us yawn about this film is not the accumulation of atrocities but the unlikelihood of the situations presented in it. [Full review in Spanish]

Everything that worked well in a recent film like Don't Breathe, here looks awkward and forced. [Full review in Spanish]

The use of a single location during practically the whole film shows a limitation of ideas and has a confusing story. [Full review in Spanish]

This is a consummate B-movie that follows the tropes of a stalker thriller in predictable but satisfying ways.

The bottom line here is don't let this Intruder into your house.

A female musician suspects she's being stalked in this formulaic but skillfully executed exercise in slow-burn suspense.

It's amazing how Intruder's ending can ruin ninety minutes worth of buildup material in three seconds.It's amazing how Intruder's ending can ruin ninety minutes worth of buildup material in three seconds.