ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br/> <br />STORY: Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo put a twist on the classic horror story with the new film "Intruders."<br/> <br />At the film's New York premiere on Monday (March 19), the star of the film, Clive Owen took the film completely out of the horror category by calling it a psychological thriller.<br/> <br />"It's very spooky and it's very scary at times but all the fear and all the sort of - it comes from within and it comes from the people in the movie," said Owen.<br/> <br />The film's villain, known as Hollow Face, terrorizes two family relationships; a father and daughter in England and a mother and son in Spain. The lines of imagination and reality blur as each child unknowingly brings Hollow Face to life by writing stories about the figure.<br/> <br />Owen plays John Farrow, a blue collar worker who tries to protect his daughter from the intruder. The family aspect of the movie is something Owen said was easy for him to portray.<br/> <br />One thing the English actor wasn't familiar with was speaking Spanish. The script, written by Spanish writers Nicolas Casariego and Jaime Marques, called for quite a bit of the language for Owen's character, which he said didn't come easy.<br/> <br />"Intruders" will be in theaters on March 30th.
