Shelter

About This Movie

Shelter (1998) is an interesting entry in the action-thriller genre. Directed by Scott Paulin, it presents a gritty narrative that dives into the murky waters of corruption within the US Treasury. The atmosphere feels tense, almost claustrophobic, as our protagonist confronts not just external threats but also betrayal from colleagues. The pacing keeps you engaged, mixing bursts of action with moments that really let the characters breathe, which is pretty refreshing. While practical effects aren't a standout feature, the performances give it some weight. The dynamic between the lead and the morally ambiguous supporting cast adds layers to the story. It’s a film that doesn’t shy away from its themes of loyalty and justice, even if it sometimes feels a bit uneven.

Gritty narrative with a tense atmosphere · Solid performances that enhance the story · Themes of loyalty and justice are prominent