An Intrusion

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.

I reserve the "1" star rating for movies that I simply can't watch all the way through; I just can't justify wasting enough of my time to watch the whole movie waiting for something to happen. This was a waste of about 40 minutes of my life.

Bad, bad, bad.... bad acting, bad lighting, a story line that seems to bounce all around but never really having anything worthwhile to justify time spent on a scene.

I have absolutely nothing good to say about the movie - the plot idea is one that has been handled in many other movies and in far better ways. This movie is like going to the dentist to get a tooth pulled and then having the dentist pull the tooth out a centimeter at a time over the course of 90 minutes while you anxiously and impatiently wait for the experience to be over.

The movie was decent, but the story was all over the place. Definitely a disconnect between the plot and twist at the end. Enjoyable for what it was, but manage your expectations.

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.

Sam has been keeping secrets for a long time. Some are revealed through the movie, but the big ones are left for the end. I won't spoil it, I promise. At first I found the movie slow moving. After a while I was intrigued as to what will happen next, so I kept watching. It is a good suspense story that will keep you guessing and on the edge of your seat. I think you will enjoy it, so sit back and get comfy. Let's see if you can figure it out.