Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: MVD7751D
- Format: DVD
- UPC: 658826009426
- Street Date: 10/27/15
- PreBook Date: 09/22/15
- Label: SGL Entertainment »
- Genre: Horror
- Run Time: 74 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2008
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: WORLD
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Actors:
- Katie Stewart
- Lee Haycraft
- Teresa Lawrence II
- Kyle Cates
- Mark Spurgeon
- Craig Everett Earl
- Director: Dru Pfeiffer
- Producer: Craig Everett Earl
Product Assets

Intrusion
Some Games Can Lead To Murder

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Holly Jensen leads an overly dramatic life. It's one that is spent trying to avoid her problems and forget the past. Best friend Kali has the perfect solution to making Holly feel better. It's a game called "Wrong Number". However, the man on the other end finds the joke less than funny and decides to play a game of his own. A game where Holly will become the pawn. It's a character-driven thriller where everything has consequences and something as beautiful as a rose can be turned into any woman's, worst nightmare.
Media
Bonus Materials
- Behind the Screams
- Photo Gallery
- Commentary
- Trailers
- Intrusion: Disconnected Sneak Peek
Sales Points
- DVD Packed Full of Extras Including: Behind the Screams, Photo Gallery, Commentary, Trailers and a Special Sneak Peek of Intrusion: Disconnected Starring Corey Feldman
- Prequel to the theatrical upcoming Intrusion:Disconnected Starring: Corey Feldman (Goonies, Lost Boys)
Press Quotes
Very good story and well filmed
—GaspMagazine.net
What a great film and talented cast! I was very impressed!
—PSI-FI Para-Radio
Thrilling actually, causing me to sit up straight. It's done with a real feel and intensity that gives INTRUSION that little something extra over a run-of-the-mill, small budget, knife-weilding killer flick!
—Goblinhaus.com
This horror film has all you could want in a small budget; hot lead actress, boobies, lots of blood, and, holy shit, a plot that's actually worth paying attention to!
—GrossMovieReviews.com
Craig Everett Earl brings back the horror of the 80's!
—Stepping Stone Entertainment