Beverly Lunsford,
Charles Barnes,
Charles Beaumont,
Frank Maxwell,
George Clayton Johnson
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The Intruder is the greatest irony of Roger Corman's film career. In 1962, after cranking out dozens of exploitation quickies and gaining recognition for his widescreen Edgar Allen Poe series, he put ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 27, 2001
Stats: 50 reviews
makes ya cringe to think this shit went on only 50 years ago. nice to see someone making a movie about it though and raising awareness. captain kirk was pretty unlikeable in this... and he couldn't beam out at the end either when it all went a bit pear shaped for him. looking at ...( read more)
A very strange movie. It perhaps was a movie about race but now seems more on the psychoanalysis of the main character, his populism and people who blindly follow him.
a low budget racial examination done by Roger Corman.
The tales of the shoot are almost as interesting as the film itself.
Shatner, unfortunately, is such a ham in this. Even the part where he delivers his big speech, I was completely distracted by his odd robotic arm movements.
wow, after watching the trailer, it's hard to believe he made this in the middle of a bunch of random edgar allen poe flicks. I'm definitly watching this one next time I can.
A rare combination of actual good movie and pretty stellar overacting (from Shatner, of course).
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