Back at the beginning of the month Mike told you all how Magnet Releasing were planning on sending SHUTTLE out for a limited theatrical release. Truly Indie have the good word on exactly what cities you’ll be able to catch SHUTTLE in:
March 6 – Los Angeles – Sunset 5
March 13 – Boston – Kendall
March 13 – Seattle – Varsity
March 20 – Chicago – Century
March 20 – Denver – Chez Artist
March 20 – Minnesota – Lagoon
So there you have it. If you live in any of those cities you’ve got a good opportunity to check out Edward Anderson’s SHUTTLE. Here’s the synopsis: Attempting to return home from a girls-only weekend vacation, Jules and Mel find themselves stranded at the airport, late on a rain-drenched night. Hoping to just get home safe and sound, they board an airport shuttle with a helpful, and seemingly friendly driver behind the wheel, but the peaceful trip turns out to be their worst nightmare.
Sounds like a portable version of P2. The film stars Peyton List, Cameron Goodman (below), James Snyder, Dave Power, Cullen Douglas, and Tony Curran. Gorgeous females kicking some weirdo’s ass? I’m down. This limited theatrical release starts on March 6th with the DVD hitting shelves on April 27th.
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