<I>Trespassers</i> starts off with a bang, but then drags on for a good while before the action begins again. The character build-up was mostly unnecessary, but pays off a little bit as we learn more about each person involved, and, of course, until we approach the true intentions of the film.
It's a colorful film, one that reminded me a lot of <I>Revenge</i> due to the colors and layout of the home, but don't expect a <I>You're Next</i> or <I>Home Sweet Home</i> type of film. This stands on its own, even though it doesn't present an original concept.
It's worth opening the door, maybe staying for a short amount of time, ut pays off in the end, if you can sit through it.
<B>Setup</b>: We started off watching the film with <A HREF="http://letterboxd.com/lgoled">LG OLED's Perfect Black</A>, but then reset it for Perfect Color given how the film became "alive" midway through. Totally worth it!

Trespassers
You can’t stop what’s coming.
Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
7/12/2019Runtime
88 minsOverview
Two dysfunctional couples rent a modern luxury desert home for the weekend hoping to sort out their messed-up lives. Just as they are about to settle in for a fun night, a neighbor turns up at their front door saying she has car trouble. But soon they discover the person they let into their home may have nefarious intents.
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