Whitehorse

A convoluted story that ends as it starts, a Hollow Man and a not so Hollow being, this story is seemingly with no holds barred but that may just be an illusion of the senses or altered states of mind or Fresnadillo playing Hide and Seek, where neither hides and "nothing" is "sought." It tries to be disturbing but gets on your nerves because it never develops into a real Horror-Thriller more like a mockery of one. All the settings and the story get lost in the shuffle of pretending to be scared to scare you but fails bluntly at that and the ending is totally disappointing for a thriller that never delivers. Just images an sounds converge and diverge and what is hidden it is not and what it is not is hidden, conclusion: a real mess to laugh about or get upset about its own silliness and pretentiousness.

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I thought it was interesting - I liked the metaphor of Hollow Face and linking some aspects to a hallucinatory disorder - it leaves you guessing as to whether the movie is supernatural or psychological. I didn't figure out why the movie is called Intruders as ultimately in the end there is only one. Well acted.

This was a good horror/thriller. I just recently saw it and was amazed by the storyline. I certainly enjoyed it.

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