First trailer for Thailand’s deadly snake flick Intruder

By Jake Dee

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

A killer cobra picture? Oh hell yeah!

In an attempt to wash the foul taste from my mouth left from that last TWILIGHT story, I’m getting as far away from American tween horror as possible. You see, for this next story I’m digging in the vault of Thai horror to bring you a new trailer for a rad killer-snake picture called INTRUDER. Peep that shite underneath!

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Directed by “James” Thanadol Nualsuth and Thammanoon Sakulbunthanom, INTRUDER is set years after:

1983, when, before the giant Suvarnabhumi international airport was built, the neglected and unoccupied area was called “King Cobra Swamp” by the locals. As building commenced, a huge old Banyan tree blocked the constructions path. A work crew call in a mechanical digger to remove the tree. As the roots are torn from the ground 1000s of cobra bones explode from the earth tearing them to pieces. After the passing of the grim massacre, witnesses who survived tell strange stories about and evil Cobra spirit. Years later when a new apartment block was built on the ground, Nin, the building’s owner has to face the horrifying matter when hundreds of Cobra hell bent on killing every living person in the apartment appear. People believe that again it is the vengeance of the Spirit. How will they survive, when being hunted by vengeance without mercy.

Sounds like my kinda fun. As long as this shite has more of a throwback SSSSSSS or FROGS feel, I’m down all the way. If it goes cornball with laughable CGI, a la SNAKES ON A PLANE or ANACONDA(S)…well, I’ll still peep it, but reservedly so.

Take a look at the Thai trailer below for the general vibe of the flick (props to Twitch for the lead). We’ll shoot you an English version when it comes our way!

INTRUDER slithers onto Thai screens on April 29th.

Source: AITH

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