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Now showing in Budapest: 'The Strangers'

Now showing in Budapest: 'The Strangers'
"The story starts with a couple at the wedding of the young woman’s college friend. Exhausted and inebriated, Kristen and James leave the reception and return to the vacation home they are visiting. Shortly thereafter, they are visited and subsequently attacked by three masked intruders."



Movie type: Horror Suspense Thriller - This is a simple, very dark, downbeat horror thriller aimed at at a young adult audience. The film is not for the squeamish or faint of heart.

Director: Bryan Bertino

Script: Bryan Bertino

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Length: 1 hr. 30 min.

Reviews:

“Good This is one of those rare horror movies that concentrates on suspense and terror rather than on gore and a high body count.” Berardinelli, Internet Critic

“Below Average The movie deserves more stars for its bottom-line craft, but all the craft in the world can't redeem its story.” Roger Ebert

“Good There's nothing more to it than meets the eye, but Bertino understands the mechanics of suspense and knows how to use them.” TV Guide Online

Source: cinemareview.com


23.09.2008

 
 

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