But, if executed better, I can see the drama within the couple's relationship playing out much better. The struggle with Charlie's invasion of privacy is really all that's needed. At first, some of the tensions between them seem silly before they're later explained away, but these are added tensions to the story that aren't really necessary.
The film, however, hints at more trouble than is immediately obvious in the twosome's "perfect" little relationship, but the storytellers here don't do much to flesh that out. Michael Ealy and Meagan Good are excellent as the central couple who buy Charlie's home.
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The cast of The Intruder help make the movie work when it does. But even after the couple inevitably move in, they find that Charlie is a tough previous owner to get rid of, and he keeps mysteriously showing up in their lives-to disturbing results. Charlie is a bit of a reluctant seller, but he's taken by Scott and Annie, and wants them to have the home he'd previously made for his family. They find a charming old estate virtually in the middle of nowhere that is owned by a widower named Charlie Peck. The Intruder follows the story of a young, wealthy married couple-Scott and Annie-who decide to relocate to the countryside following the husband's recent job promotion. 2019's The Intruder does a good job of portraying some "lite" horror, while remaining well within the PG-13 realm to keep it more of a thriller than an outright horror flick. The PG-13 thriller, in particular, is much like that lighter version of "horror " it's usually just exciting enough for those who don't like horror to get their pulse rate up, but doesn't rely so much on blood and gore for shock value. It's like those calmer rollercoasters at amusement parks they're just enough of a thrill ride to get the blood pumping and maybe scare you a bit, but they're not quite nausea-inducing or unsettling enough to leave you shaken for the rest of the day. The thriller is an interesting movie genre. Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main).
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