Intruder

1989 "He’s just crazy bout this store!"
6.1| 1h28m| R| en
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The overnight stock crew of a local supermarket find themselves being stalked and slashed by a mysterious maniac.

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Also starring Elizabeth Cox

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AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks
Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.
Tobias Burrows It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.
Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.
tiemewoudstra Ones looking for gory deaths may like this movie because has plenty of them. However, this movie fails on almost every other aspect. The acting is at best mediocre and most figures act just too stupid to hold up the tension. Therefor this movie fails to scare, because it doesn't matter these characters die one after another.The location of a supermarket as a desolated place is one of the weakest locations I have ever seen in slasher movies. A supermarket just ain't creepy.If it wasn't because of the many gory scenes I would have give this movie even lower credits. Only recommended for fans of low-budget slashers like Slaughter High and Sleepaway Camp 2.
Woodyanders A psycho bumps off the night shift employees at a grocery store that's on the verge of closing. Writer/director Scott Spiegel relates the enjoyable story at a steady pace, makes clever and creative use of the novel supermarket setting, pulls off one doozy of a surprise bummer ending, certainly doesn't skimp on the in-your-face explicit splatter, and further spruces things up with neat touches of wickedly funny black humor. The sound acting by the capable cast keeps the movie humming: Elizabeth Cox makes for an appealing lead as personable cashier Jennifer Ross, Danny Hicks contributes a lively performance as amiable co-owner Bill Roberts, Eugene Robert Glazer does well as stern manager Danny, and Ted Raimi delivers an amusing portrayal of goofball meat department dude Produce Joe. Popping up in cool bit roles are Spiegel as an ill-fated bread delivery man and Bruce Campbell as a nitwit cop at the climax. Of course, the first-rate gore by KNB constitutes as a key draw, with a ferocious set piece involving a band saw rating as the definite gruesome highlight. The stylish and imaginative cinematography by Fernando Arguelles offers a wealth of striking and inventive camera angles (dig those crazy POV shots inside of shopping carts and a rotary phone!). The dynamic score by Basil Poledouris hits the spirited shivery spot. Essential viewing for slice'n'dice fright film fans.
atinder It's been really long time since, I seen this once, some of gore moment still stuck wit for years after the movie. The movie start of not great, really odd badly done fight scene, the fight scene was bad ,it funny and dose make sure of the movie look a little outdated now. Sooner then later, people are being killed by someone in the shop and the kills are best thing about this movie, I loved all the great awesome gory death scenes in this movie, very gory and do not eat while watching this. I did forget about the twist the movie, which was really well done, I don't think I have ever been shocked by same movie twice. Was just me, when one boys being dragged by the killer, screaming and acting like girl are far to funny to take serious, he sure had one the most gruesome kills in this movie. Great gory deaths in this movie and the movie flowed fell but some of it done seem a little out dated now! The acting was really good and some of bad acting is actually funny, so make movie even more enjoyable. 7 out of 10
hellornola If you're expecting anything out of this movie beforehand, don't. Don't watch it for Bruce Campbell (he's hardly in it at all), or because you think it might be something like Evil Dead, or because you think it might be another typical 80's slasher. Intruder exceeds all expectations.Aside from a plot with an unforeseen twist, there are some really great, original camera angles, lots of gore, quirky, weird characters, and hilarious moments that will leave you laughing for days. You'll love the purposely terrible acting, the great one-liners (Don't you see?! I'm just craaaazy about this store!), and the fact that someone gets beat up with a severed head! This movie is definitely recommended to anyone who loves corny 80's slasher movies with a lot of dark humor. You can't go wrong with it.