Shelter 2010

Nicolas Rapold, New York Times: Beginning as a psychiatric freak show, "6 Souls" eventually trades serial-killer intimations for backwoods bad mojo before becoming just another dimly lighted pop-up-stalker flick. Read more

Rex Reed, New York Observer: The end credits, which seem almost as long as the movie itself, dementedly thank everyone from the citizens of Pennsylvania to William Wyler, Howard Hawks and God. What an insult. Read more

John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter: Psychology-themed horror tale goes a little nutty in the end. Read more

Robert Abele, Los Angeles Times: "6 Souls" is regrettably sick with that familiar disease afflicting movies of this ilk: ostentatious, hollow moodiness that spreads like an unwelcome rash. Read more

Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News: What unholy spirit could have possessed Julianne Moore when she signed on for the sort of throwaway horror flick that would normally star unknowns and go straight to DVD? Read more

Kyle Smith, New York Post: A preposterous supernatural thriller that inexplicably managed to sign up Julianne Moore to star. Read more

Keith Phipps, Time Out: Ultimately, the silly material overwhelms the style ... Read more

Jay Weissberg, Variety: Unfortunately, no one here is especially sympathetic, and the shock both parents seem to feel on discovering their kid is a grade-A brat is hard to believe, given the general sense of verisimilitude. Read more