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Rated: PG-13; DVD Release Date: Sep 25, 2007; Genre: Drama; With: Charles Beaumont and William Shatner; Distributor: Pathe Contemporary Films
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Until its too-tidy ending, this uncharacteristically serious drama from cult director Roger Corman is chillingly effective. In The Intruder, a trim, unmannered Shatner plays against his clean-cut handsomeness as an extremist stoking racism in a Southern town on the cusp of integration. Taut filmmaking and a supporting cast of nonprofessionals (who, Corman says, were given a ''watered-down'' script) make the virulence uncomfortably vivid. EXTRAS In a short doc, Corman reveals that The Intruder his one nonexploitation flick took 40 years to break even.
Posted Sep 28, 2007
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