Intruder (1989) | Full Movie | Full Moon Features

Intruder (1989) is a suspenseful thriller set in a store where a tense confrontation unfolds between characters, leading to a search for a dangerous intruder.

Key Takeaways

Intruder centers on a tense, suspenseful situation in a store after hours.
Character dynamics reveal complex emotional conflicts and past grievances.
The film uses a confined setting to heighten suspense and danger.
The search for the intruder drives the plot and builds dramatic tension.
Themes of obsession and rejection are central to the narrative.

What the video covers

The movie opens in a store setting with closing time announcements and casual customer interactions.
Tensions rise between characters Jennifer and Craig, revealing a troubled past and unresolved emotions.
Craig's persistent attempts to reconnect with Jennifer escalate into a confrontation involving other store employees.
A fight breaks out, causing alarm and prompting a search for Craig, who is described as a potential threat.
Store employees organize a cautious search for Craig within the premises, emphasizing safety.
The attic is identified as a possible hiding place for Craig, adding suspense to the narrative.
Interactions reveal strained relationships, past conflicts, and underlying emotional turmoil.
The soundtrack and music underscore the tension and mood throughout the scenes.
The film explores themes of obsession, rejection, and danger within a confined setting.
The story builds toward a climax involving the discovery and confrontation of the intruder.

Chapters

What is the main setting of the movie Intruder (1989)?

The main setting is a store called Walnut Lake Market, where most of the action and suspenseful events take place.

Who are the central characters involved in the conflict?

The central characters involved in the conflict are Jennifer and Craig, with other store employees playing supporting roles.

What triggers the search for the intruder in the movie?

The search is triggered after a fight breaks out involving Craig, who is then considered a potential threat hiding somewhere in the store.

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Speaker A

[Music] [Music] All right. [Music] [Music] [Music] W. [Music] There you go. Thanks a lot. Good evening, Walmart Lake Shore. The store will be closing in 15 minutes, so please make your final selection and bring them to the front of the store, and our cashier will be happy to check you out. Thank you for shopping at Walnut Lake Market.

Speaker A

Yeah, how much is this?

Speaker A

Uh, it's $1.89.

Speaker A

Thanks.

Speaker A

Sure, no problem, Jen.

Speaker A

Yeah, Dave asked you out yet?

Speaker A

No, he's still seeing Carrie.

Speaker A

Uh-uh. I heard they broke up.

Speaker A

Am I interrupting something?

Speaker A

You? No.

Speaker A

Oh, no, no, I could hear everything. Didn't realize.

Speaker A

Yeah, here's your bag, Mr. Got ready now?

Speaker A

Oh, yeah. Wait, I don't want you to forget your plan here.

Speaker A

Of course.

Speaker A

[Applause]

Speaker A

Than grief. Sorry about that.

Speaker A

Yeah, I'm sorry. This guy, the senior, nothing. I don't even—excuse me. Hold hands, you lovebirds. Linda, I'm going to go around and get some cards. Watch out for him in the parking lot.

Speaker A

[Music]

Speaker A

For oh.

Speaker A

[Music] [Music]

Speaker A

Thank you. Have a good night.

Speaker A

Thank you.

Speaker A

[Music] Long time no see, Craig. How come you haven't returned my calls?

Speaker A

I haven't checked my answering machine in two days.

Speaker A

Yeah, like I really can believe that. You know, I got a [ __ ] hand from you. Letter after letter, just hoping you'd write one back to me.

Speaker A

Craig, this is no time.

Speaker A

When is a good time, Jennifer?

Speaker A

Huh? A year from now, maybe two.

Speaker A

You don't know what I've been going through, and what's worse, you don't even care.

Speaker A

Is there a problem, Jen?

Speaker A

Look, [ __ ] off.

Speaker A

Where you going?

Speaker A

See what the trouble is.

Speaker A

I never once did those girls work that along properly. Just finished looking over the contracts and checked on the girls, then close the store.

Speaker A

Well, at least let me check out the window.

Speaker A

[Music]

Speaker A

Fine, it's $1.35 for the cigarettes.

Speaker A

Jennifer, look, I've been thinking about you for a long time now, Craig.

Speaker A

I'm sorry about what happened. I really am, but as far as you and I are concerned, it's over, and it's been over for a year now.

Speaker A

SH, now listen to me. I've kept it alive for a long time.

Speaker A

Well, I haven't, and if you can't see why, am I telling you is not going to make any difference.

Speaker A

Jennifer, please.

Speaker A

Craig, I have to get back to work. You owe me $1.35 for the cigarette. You owe me an explanation.

Speaker A

You're not listening to me. I've waited too long. You're hurting me.

Speaker A

Leave her alone.

Speaker A

Get—you're crazy.

Speaker A

What? Call me that?

Speaker A

What the hell's your problem, man?

Speaker A

[Music]

Speaker A

Stop it. Stop. Cut it out, you guys. Stop fighting. Cut it out. Stop it. You guys just stop fighting.

Speaker A

Bill, just leave him alone.

Speaker A

[Music] [Music] [Music]

Speaker A

What the hell's going on?

Speaker A

Get up and call the police.

Speaker A

All right, all right. Come on.

Speaker A

That—

Speaker A

All right, come on now. Listen up. Listen up, everybody. Check out the store, okay?

Speaker A

But be careful. If you find him, you're loud and clear, but stay away from him. You understand?

Speaker A

All right, let's go.

Speaker A

[ __ ]

Speaker A

[Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]

Speaker A

Please, please hold. Don't—don't put me on hold.

Speaker A

[Music] [Music]

Speaker A

Jesus Christ, scared the [ __ ] out of me.

Speaker A

What are you doing? Working tonight?

Speaker A

Working? Thought you—

Speaker A

Craig? Craig Peterson? Craig Peterson?

Speaker A

Hey, I remember him. One time we got into this fight. I kicked his ass.

Speaker A

Yeah, yeah. We just got a big fight from up front the store. He's in here somewhere, so if you see him, keep your eyes peeled now. Tonight, tonight now.

Speaker A

[Music]

Speaker A

You practically scared me to death.

Speaker A

What?

Speaker A

I'm sorry.

Speaker A

Hey, what happened? Did you see him? Did you see him?

Speaker A

No, it's just—it's scaring me.

Speaker A

You are such a dick, Jack. It's so typical of you. Quit screwing around.

Speaker A

Damn it, this is serious business.

Speaker A

I think—I think I know where Craig might be hiding.

Speaker A

Where?

Speaker A

The attic.

Speaker A

The attic?

Speaker A

The attic.

Speaker A

Shut up. Up there, where I caught you guys smoking that wacky tobaccy.

Speaker A

Oh, come on, bub. Let's check it out.

Speaker A

Me? Yeah, you. Come on.

Speaker A

Damn it, got me in trouble.

Speaker A

What? You want to have a beer with me back here?

Speaker A

Hey, I heard that. No beer. Come find him.

Speaker A

[Music]

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