My notes when I watched The Intruder a couple of years ago: "Corman just going for it without any couching or metaphor or subtext, and some serious wildcat filmmaking. Shatner is much more like an evil Kirk here than in either of the "evil Kirk" episodes of Star Trek. Ending seems quaintly pat now."
My notes when I watched The Intruder a couple of years ago: "Corman just going for it without any couching or metaphor or subtext, and some serious wildcat filmmaking. Shatner is much more like an evil Kirk here than in either of the "evil Kirk" episodes of Star Trek. Ending seems quaintly pat now."
My notes when I watched The Intruder a couple of years ago: "Corman just going for it without any couching or metaphor or subtext, and some serious wildcat filmmaking. Shatner is much more like an evil Kirk here than in either of the "evil Kirk" episodes of Star Trek. Ending seems quaintly pat now."
Bosley Crowther's review for the NYT shows us that the ending was definitely pat for the time too