The Strangers

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After a 4 a.m. knock at the door and haunting voices, Kristen McKay and James Hoyt’s remote getaway becomes a psychological night of terror as three masked strangers invade. Now they must go far beyond what they thought themselves capable of if they hope to survive.

Release Date: May 29, 2008 (Theaters)

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September 12, 2008 (Digital)

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Runtime: 1h 26m

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YouTube TV

Budget: $9,000,000

Box Office: $83,051,676

Classification

Runtime
1h 26m

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Production

Budget
$9,000,000

Box Office
$83,051,676

Liv Tyler
Kristen McKay
Scott Speedman
James Hoyt
Gemma Ward
Dollface
Kip Weeks
Man in the Mask
Laura Margolis
Pin-Up Girl
Alex Fisher
Mormon Boy #1
Peter Clayton-Luce
Mormon Boy #2
Nick Barghini
Joe - Lumberjack (uncredited)
Shawn McClellan
Shawn the Bartender (uncredited)
Jordan Orr
Jordan - 911 Caller (voice) (uncredited)
Bryan Bertino
Director / Screenplay
Joseph Drake
Executive Producer
Kelli Konop
Executive Producer
Marc D. Evans
Executive Producer
Sonny Mallhi
Executive Producer
Trevor Macy
Executive Producer
Doug Davison
Producer
Roy Lee
Producer
Akkara Srauy
Post Production Assistant
Albert Hedgepeth
Boom Operator / Utility Sound
Alex Heineman
Production Executive
Allan Wilson
Conductor
Andrew Rona
Executive In Charge Of Production
Andrew Silver
Music Editor
Andy Milburn
Music Producer / Original Music Composer
April McMorris
Digital Intermediate Producer
Ashleigh Falls
Set Production Assistant
Betsy Custer
Production Executive
Bill Holloway
Digital Compositor
Brad Brock
Foley Mixer
Brad Semenoff
Sound Re-Recording Assistant
Brian Sullivan
Camera Operator / Steadicam Operator
Caitlin McKenna
ADR Voice Casting
Cal Johnson
Stunt Coordinator / Stunt Double
Catherine A. Abreo
Set Costumer
Chris M. Jacobson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Cliff Latimer
Sound Editor
Coni Andress
Hair Department Head
Craig Gilmore
Storyboard Artist
Craig Newkirk
Animal Wrangler
Daniel Auber
Storyboard Artist
Daniel R. Haizlip
Best Boy Grip
David Beavis
Special Effects Technician
David Morenz
First Assistant Camera
Derek Pippert
Foley Editor
Dim McRemnant
Graphic Designer
Doug Kelejian
Set Dresser
Doug Robinson
Electrician
Dwight Mikkelsen
Orchestrator
Everette Webber
Digital Intermediate Editor
Gary A. Hecker
Foley Supervisor
Gary Johnson
Second Assistant Camera
Genevieve McDevitt
Production Office Assistant / Production Secretary
Geoff Herbert
Dolly Grip
Gillian Albinski
Property Master
Glenn Watson
Still Photographer
Harrison Palmer
Electrician
Helen Fooks
Storyboard Artist
Hugh Braselton
"B" Camera Operator / Second Assistant Camera
Jane Nerlinger Evans
Executive In Charge Of Production
Jason Bellitto
Additional Camera
Jason Leib
Post Production Supervisor
Jeff Rosen
ADR Supervisor
Jeff Sterner
Electrician
Jeffree Bloomer
Production Sound Mixer
Jeffrey Schlatter
Construction Coordinator
Jen Brett
Production Assistant
Jennifer D. Corley
Production Assistant
Jennifer Santiago
Key Hair Stylist
Jerry Adderton
Set Dresser
Jim O'Hagan
Digital Compositor
John D. Kretschmer
Production Design
Jon Stern
Visual Effects Producer
Judy Richter
Production Consultant
Karen Keyes
Key Set Costumer
Kelly Rubottom
Assistant Property Master
Kho Wong
Executive Producer's Assistant
Kim Roseborough
Assistant Editor
Kimberly Bishop
Assistant Location Manager
Lee Scott
Music Editor
Lee Siler
Transportation Coordinator
Leigh Ann Yandle
Assistant Makeup Artist
Linda Brachman
First Assistant Director
Linwood Taylor
Art Direction
Maarten Hofmeijer
Music Editor
Mark Freund
Visual Effects Supervisor
Mark N. Overton
Electrician
Mark Sachen
Colorist
Marti D. Humphrey
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Maureen Healy
Digital Compositor
Michael Brake
Music Editor
Michael Degtjarewsky
Digital Compositor
Michael J. Hudson
Special Effects Technician
Mike Torino
Camera Loader
Missy Berent Ricker
Set Decoration
Oak Porcelli
Stand In
Otto Lindsey
On Set Dresser
Ozzie Carmona
Digital Compositor
Pam Holdridge
Production Coordinator
Pamela Alessandrelli
Assistant Production Coordinator
Patrick Keenan
Digital Compositor
Peter Sova
Director of Photography
Philip Rogers
ADR Recordist
Phillip Hoffman
Visual Effects Coordinator
Randy Gardner
Production Assistant
Renee Kitterman
Second Assistant Accountant
Rick Crank
Lighting Technician
Rick Hromadka
Sound Effects Editor
Rima Saleeby
Stand In
Robert Labrecque
Production Accountant
Roy Seeger
First Assistant Sound Editor
Rudy Persico
Second Assistant Director
Scott Hecker
Supervising Sound Editor
Scott Siler
Transportation Captain
Season Kent
Music Supervisor
Sheri Ozeki
Music Editor
Skip Long
Driver
Stephanie Macomber
Scenic Artist
Stephen K. Randolph
Costume Supervisor
Steve A. Stephenson
Carpenter / Rigging Grip
Steve Rhea
Location Manager
Susan J. Bonno-Buckner
First Assistant Accountant
Susan Kaufmann
Costume Design
Terry Mettger
Payroll Accountant
Terry O'Deen
Rigging Gaffer
Thom Rainey
Script Supervisor
Thomas J. Busch
Co-Producer / Unit Production Manager
Tim Fitzgerald
Second Second Assistant Director
Timothy Cargioli
Boom Operator
Tom Hajdu
Music Producer / Original Music Composer
Tom Nicoll
Production Supervisor
Tony Bacigalupi
Assistant Editor
Tony Jenzano
Video Assist Operator
Tracey Schaefer
Unit Publicist
Vincent Schicchi
Key Makeup Artist
Wendy Bell
Makeup Department Head
William Purcell
Special Effects Coordinator
Zack Howard
Post Production Assistant
tomandandy
Original Music Composer

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Reviewer:
Key-Si
Date:
August 24, 2019
I know this movie gets hyped without end, and I think, that has mainly to do with Liv Tyler playing the lead. I remember seeing this, as it first came out, and even though I enjoyed it, it didn't really stick with me. Nothing overwhelming, but a nice watch. Liv Tyler does a fine job here, but for most of the time she is alone in the house, and the movie becomes quite repetitive after a while. Once we get to the killers, most people were so excited about the reason, they did all this. Because 'Kristen' was home! Seriously? Who would have thought? Isn't that the same reason, why 'Jason Voorhees' kills people all around 'Camp Crystal Lake'? Because they are there? But I get it. The point is, that the killers have no other motivation than just to attack random people. There is no desire for money or jewelery... just the pure lust to take lives. But that is a motivation, most serial killers have, and therefore it doesn't seem all that special. When the movie becomes bloody towards the end, I really loved it though. It is nice, to see a movie like this acted by someone, who is as well known as Liv Tyler, and also Scott Speedman was totally fine. "The Strangers" is a fine little home invasion movie, but most certainly it doesn't deserve this extreme hype.
Rating:
7.0
Reviewer:
Gimly
Date:
October 2, 2018
Upon first viewing, _The Strangers_ was one of only two films I'd seen that actually ever frightened me as an adult (well, a seventeen year-old, but close enough). To be fair, both films I'd seen in the same setting - alone, the middle of the night, in the aptly named "Suicide Flats", and what's more, I've since re-watched _The Strangers_ a couple of times and realised that both my fear, and my enjoyment, were perhaps a bit overstated on that first viewing. Even taking that into account though, and seeing it again almost a decade after that first time, I still honestly believe that _The Strangers_ is a good movie, with some pretty genuinely creepy elements. _Final rating:½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._
Rating:
7.0