An Intrusion

I was brought to this movie 'An Intrusion' by the relatively high score it had on here. The film had an interesting first half with the storyline, although the acting was amateurish. The last third of the story went off the rails so much so it was silly and completely unbelievable. So I sat through a night of bad acting with no payoff.

I will siad in a quick way this movie is terrible bad, so you don't waste your time watching this. Bad directing and terrible acting, along with a amateur editing made this movie super boring and bad and it feels like is 3 hours long. So, avoid it at all cost.

Anyone rating this flick more than a "3" (and that's being very, very generous) was either part of the pity-party to pump up the score or involved directly in the film or watching something else and became confused regarding the title. Bad writing, bad directing, bad acting. The best thing I can say about tit is that it was not as long as it could've been. Please do not waste your time.

You know, I was just ALMOST willing to grudgingly give this poorly acted, dumb thing masquerading as a thriller a 3 rating...up until the Southern speaking creepy preacher came out of nowhere speaking of fire and brimstone and evils of the flesh. Then I was like, nah. The only thing that kept it from a 1 is that I generally reserve that for "worst" status, and while this was pretty awful, it wasn't the worst.

I simply could not keep up with what was happening, then again, I didn't care about any of the characters enough to pay that close attention. I was bored from the beginning. The action sequences were too dark and fuzzy to know what was happening, but maybe that was to hide the poor special effects. The low budget was obvious, however the camera quality was good-but the jerky, poorly edited camera work ruined it. Amateur acting all around, but the female detective was particularly bad. The male lead would have been tolerable except for the yelling and constant fits of anger, which must be attributed to a truly hideous script. Even the jump scares weren't jumpy. And in a scene where the father is being obviously attacked, the mother and daughter rather calmly stand back and observe-until THEY get threatened. And the ending just seems to take forever to wrap up.

Frankly, it was a chore to make it all the way through this thing but I was determined to review it. The ones that gave it super high scores? Yeah, I find those HIGHLY suspicious.

Edge of your seat action and intrigue in a well cast professionally put together film. Bravo Nick Holand and Sam Logan Khalghei two o Michigan's rising production teams.