Sheltered (2010)

Awkward, but friendly and handsome bartender Joey allows a group of vacationers to seek refuge in his house on the eve of a big storm. The vacationers soon discover that there's a crazed ... See full summary »

Director:

Josh Stoddard

Writers:

Matthew Murray, Josh Stoddard,

Stars:

Stacia Crawford, Gerald Downey, Tricia Small

Cast

Credited cast:
Stacia Crawford	...	Jen
Gerald Downey	...	Joey
Tricia Small	...	Denise
Nick Stabile	...	Cody
Scott Damian	...	Wyatt
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Brigitte Baker	...	Mother
Sterling Beaumon	...	Young Joey
Allison Dunbar	...	Susan
Jonathan Frappier	...	Todd
Manoel Hudec	...	Billy
Bo Keister	...	Bar Patron #1
Kyle Kissler	...	Young Billy
Matt Lake	...	Mason
Heather Loschiavo	...	Christie
Matthew Murray	...	Father

Storyline

Awkward, but friendly and handsome bartender Joey allows a group of vacationers to seek refuge in his house on the eve of a big storm. The vacationers soon discover that there's a crazed killer in their midst, but unfortunately are trapped inside the house by the fierce storm that's raging outside.

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

24 August 2010 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Glendale, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bella Vita Entertainment, SaigeBelle Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

84 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Lay Your Lovin' Down"
Written and Performed by Dee Rock

User Reviews

Bad horror movie that does almost everything wrong...

1st watched 8/28/2011 –(Dir-Josh Stoddard): Bad horror movie that does almost everything wrong from the beginning to the end. It starts out with the typical rowdy young group of kids out to have a good time despite driving right into the face of a hurricane on a vacation(where they just will not be denied their fun, of course). They stop at a bar to have a few drinks, their car stops working, and the bartender graciously gives them a place to stay and party until the storm ceases. Of course, this bartender, has other things in mind for them as the filmmaker lets us know about right off the bat by showing us his first kill at his feet behind the bar(there goes the mystery…so why watch the rest??). I did continue watching the rest – and the rest consisted of the group drinking, some random sex, and then the group being killed off one-by-one. That was pretty-much the movie, except they did let us know why he wants to kill in the first place, and one female character strangely sees all the background thru various apparitions(and we're never told why). There's plenty of blood and gore, if you like that kind of thing, but there is no brains behind the story. It's a typical slasher-type movie that's been retread many times over and un-fortunately the best part of the movie was the original music performed by one of the stars. Music though, doesn't make a movie – but instead should complement it – but sadly there was no movie here to be complemented.