The Intrusion 1975 (x265)

The text describes a 1975 film titled "The Intrusion," encoded using x265 software. The film features English audio and focuses solely on the feature presentation.

The plot centers around Ellen Anderson, who is confronted by a door-to-door salesman, who forces his way into her home, leading to a series of violent and traumatic events. The film is characterized as a controversial piece that may alienate many viewers due to its explicit content, particularly its portrayal of sexual violence. The review notes that while the film is technically unremarkable, the editing style stands out, and the lead performances are highlighted—specifically, the effectiveness of Kim Pope as Ellen and Michael Gaunt as the salesman. The reviewer acknowledges the discomfort of labeling the film as "entertaining," as it does not provide a feel-good experience. The film is described as appealing to a niche audience that appreciates rougher genres of cinema. It includes depictions of simulated non-consensual acts and is presented in a format suitable for viewing, with specific technical details provided, such as file type, bitrate, video encoding, resolution, and audio format. Overall,"The Intrusion" is positioned as a notable, if troubling, entry in its genre, likely to resonate with fans of this specific type of film.