Clive Owen stars in Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's atmospheric psychological horror hybrid, which samples widely from genre staples.

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Two children in different countries have similar nightmares about a hollow-faced phantom; one girl's father (Clive Owen) sets out to protect her. Critic Andr...

Two children in different countries have similar nightmares about a hollow-faced phantom; one girl's father (Clive Owen) sets out to protect her. Critic Andr...

Isn’t Clive Owen beyond this? Much like Daniel Craig in last year’s “Dream House,” Owen is a good actor stuck in a subpar creepfest that makes no goo...

Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s “Intruders’’ looks great and has a promising opening, but this atmospheric Spanish psychological thriller is otherwise pret...

In “Intruders,” Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s horror film starring Clive Owen, the chills come from a ghoul, Hollow Face, and from directorial sleights of ...

Intruders is never scary, and it’s so implausible and uninvolving that even when it’s being explained, it is still unconvincing. Talky psychology is a po...

After watching Intruders, I was forced to ponder a question: Why do so many horror movies that begin with promise fall apart in the final act? Intruders is t...