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Poster makes you take Shelter

Posted by on Jan 27, 2010 in News Archive | 1 comment

One of the things that this poster is able to teach a many number of us is that there is such an action as ‘the sheltering’, or so they say on this one sheet of the upcoming thriller/horror feature Shelter. The picture stars Julianne Moore as a female forensic psychiatrist who discovers that all of one of her patient’s multiple personalities are murder victims. She will have to find out what’s happening before her time is finished.

The feature also includes Tudors and From Paris With Love star Jonathan Rhys Meyers in the feature directed by both Mans Marlind and Bjorn Stein. The thriller does not have a fixed release date but hopefully will be coming out sometime in 2010. Check out the first poster from Arrow in the Head below.:


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Melissa Molina

I've been in love with film ever since I was a kid. The time, effort and passion that runs through a majority most film is something that's always attracted me to this field. What ended up happening with my big appetite for all things going on in the industry turned from random blurbs on Facebook to an unexpected but fun job. College student by day, movie news writer by early morning...or any time in the day and night when more news arrives. Working towards my bachelor's degree in film, what a surprise. I do other things too, like draw, write stories, maintain a social life and feed my pet dragon Lockheed. If you want to know more about me, hunt me down and just ask.

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One Comment

  1. janitt dott / February 13, 2011

    I made this post elsewhere here but it looks like the weinstein company
    has all it’s money bet on the king’s speech so it’s not giving this
    scarey little thriller much help for it’s february 25th opening.

    I caught Shelter on a download site and I’m eager to get it’s full effect on the big screen. It’s a perfectly adequate mid winter blahs chaser, capably penned, ably acted by alist stars and tensely paced with between chills banter. I found it atmospheric murky and classically creepy, not so gross that you upchuck your dr pepper but there ARE moments when you’ll spill your popcorn so…hang on to it.