4/5
A harrowing crime drama that explores morality, faith and the human psyche.
- Drama, Horror
- United States
- 2015
- 15 min
Intrusion
5/5
A petrifying POV horror with a startling narrative twist.
The use of first-person/POV footage, recorded by the young man during his investigation, further immerses the audience in the chilling atmosphere. Every breath and heartbeat is felt, heightening the sense of terror. The film masterfully builds suspense, leaving horror fanatics captivated and eagerly anticipating each twist and turn.
Without spoiling the plot, the startling narrative twist is a testament to the film’s success, adding another layer of intrigue and surprise. The cast, including Daniel Frawley, Charlottle Connor, and Aimee Ralston, complements Michel’s strong performance, collectively delivering a memorable and spine-tingling experience.
Despite being a low-budget production, the film’s flawlessly crafted execution deserves high praise and acclaim. The lighting, location, and overall atmosphere are perfectly calibrated, setting the right tone, feel, and look for a truly terrifying experience.
Michel’s film is a gem of short horror filmmaking. With just the right amount of fright, suspense, and drama, it captivates audiences from start to finish. Michel’s acting and production skills, along with the film’s meticulous attention to detail and effective use of its resources, make it a standout in the horror genre. Prepare to be terrified.
The use of first-person/POV footage, recorded by the young man during his investigation, further immerses the audience in the chilling atmosphere. Every breath and heartbeat is felt, heightening the sense of terror. The film masterfully builds suspense, leaving horror fanatics captivated and eagerly anticipating each twist and turn.
Without spoiling the plot, the startling narrative twist is a testament to the film’s success, adding another layer of intrigue and surprise. The cast, including Daniel Frawley, Charlottle Connor, and Aimee Ralston, complements Michel’s strong performance, collectively delivering a memorable and spine-tingling experience.
Despite being a low-budget production, the film’s flawlessly crafted execution deserves high praise and acclaim. The lighting, location, and overall atmosphere are perfectly calibrated, setting the right tone, feel, and look for a truly terrifying experience.
Michel’s film is a gem of short horror filmmaking. With just the right amount of fright, suspense, and drama, it captivates audiences from start to finish. Michel’s acting and production skills, along with the film’s meticulous attention to detail and effective use of its resources, make it a standout in the horror genre. Prepare to be terrified.
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