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Tony Curran

13 December 1969, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Peyton List

8 August 1986, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Cameron Goodman

24 August 1984, Houston, Texas, USA

Cullen Douglas

6 November 1967, San Francisco, California, USA

Dave Power

28 April 1978, Rutherford, New Jersey, USA

James Snyder

7 February 1981, Santa Clara, California, USA

13 February 1974, Fall River, Massachusetts, USA

Ylian Alfaro Snyder

Edward Anderson

Driver

Played by: Tony Curran

Mel

Played by: Peyton List

Jules

Played by: Cameron Goodman

Andy

Played by: Cullen Douglas

Matt

Played by: Dave Power

Seth

Played by: James Snyder

Serene Man

Played by: Tom Kemp

Deaf Girl

Played by: Kaylan Tracey

Mother of Deaf Girl

Played by: Jen Alison Lewis

Young Doctor

Played by: James Ryen

Chicago Sun-Times

There is no release for the audience, no 'entertainment,' not even much action excitement. Just a remorseless march into the dark.

March 19, 2009

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Urban Cinefile

Well conceived thriller, Shuttle takes the familiar situation and develops it into terrifying ordeal

March 21, 2009

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TheMovieReport.com

Boasts a killer premise and better than average acting, so it's all the more disappointing that Anderson proves unable to avoid annoying horror movie pitfalls.

September 07, 2009

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AV Club

When the payoff finally arrives, it seems tasteless not just because of its topicality, but because the shock feels unearned.

March 19, 2009

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Film Blather

The characters are aggressive and mostly smart, the villain is fearsome and hateful, and the premise ('An airport shuttle ride descends into darkness') is brilliantly simple.

March 30, 2009

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Los Angeles Times

If you step aboard Shuttle, be prepared for one heck of a ride filled with suspense, action and ever-escalating terror. With this ingenious thriller, Edward Anderson, who wrote the heist flick Flawless, makes an audacious directorial debut.

March 06, 2009

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What Would Toto Watch?

Hop aboard this Shuttle if you're in the mood for one unsettling ride.

April 02, 2009

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Boston Globe

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.

March 12, 2009

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Seattle Times

Shuttle is a grim and twisted exercise in high-stress terror that falls just short of the torture-porn subgenre.

March 12, 2009

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Movie Retriever

Shuttle could have worked but it is so bogged down with clichés and predictable twists that it comes apart at its illogical seams.

March 19, 2009

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Movie Habit

Immediate frights and long-lasting dread are still not quite enough

April 21, 2009

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

The film is an efficiently engineered mechanism for creating suspense.

March 19, 2009

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