Peyton List, Cameron Goodman, Cullen Douglas
When Jules and Mel return from a girls' weekend vacation, they board an airport shuttle for the short ride home. But the trip slowly descends into darkness after a detour into a seedy neighborhood lea...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 7, 2009
Stats: 135 reviews
Good little thriller here.Acting is good and the surpense is well done to.Again nice to see a twist at the end that i did.nt see coming which made this movie well above par.Worth a look people..
An exciting, well-paced thriller that loses all my respect due to a dumb-ass ending.
It's rare to come across a modern thriller/horror that actually thrills and scares; this film manages to do that.
Two friends travel to Mexico hoping for a memorable vacation but a late shuttle bus ride from the airport turns horribly wrong when they realized that they are being transported in a place that is not part of their plans.
I wanted to like this movie but again, I couldn't stop th...( read more)
This movie is bad.
You know how someone can say one thing in a movie, or do one thing in a movie, or something happens, and you think wow.. well credibility is shot there, that sucks.. and it brings down the whole movie? That happens CONSTANTLY in this film.
For example,...( read more)
This thriller has some twists and turns which i like for that reason.Creepy thing to think about coming late at night to an airport,no shuttle or cabs for me.I better arrange someone i know to pick me up.
A film I had no prior knowledge of going in that really surprised me. There's plenty of twists and turns abound while the characters are basically stupid and do things that normal people would never do, but that's the kind of thing you just get used to and it really doesn't bothe...( read more)
Great dark film. Edge of your seat nail-biter with a gut-puncher of an ending that does "The Mist" one better. Loved it!
There is no release for the audience, no 'entertainment,' not even much action excitement. Just a remorseless march into the dark. full review
Shuttle mostly exists, in the words of Alfred Hitchcock, to 'put the audience through it,' but it leaves you in a very different place than where it started and with remarkable economy of effort. full review
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