SHELTER

Jason Statham’s Action-Thriller Shelter Prepares for January 2026 Theatrical Release
Jason Statham is gearing up for another pulse-pounding entry in his action-movie legacy with Shelter, an upcoming thriller set to hit theaters on January 30, 2026, courtesy of Black Bear Pictures’ expanding distribution slate.

Directed by veteran filmmaker Ric Roman Waugh (Greenland, Angel Has Fallen), the film reunites Statham with high-stakes storytelling and visceral action that fans have come to expect from his career. The screenplay, penned by Ward Parry, promises a blend of raw survival drama and relentless intensity.
In Shelter, Statham portrays Mason, a reclusive former operative who has chosen seclusion on a remote coastal island. His quiet existence is upended when he rescues a young girl from a deadly storm — a selfless act that unknowingly triggers a violent chain reaction, forcing him to confront a shadowy past and fight to protect her against overwhelming danger.

The supporting cast includes Bodhi Rae Breathnach, Bill Nighy, Naomi Ackie, and Daniel Mays, each bringing depth to this suspense-laden tale. With its rugged landscapes and gritty tone, Shelter blends emotional stakes with intense action sequences.
Black Bear Pictures, in partnership with Punch Palace Pictures, CineMachine, and Stampede Ventures, has positioned Shelter as a marquee title in its winter lineup, aiming to attract audiences looking for both adrenaline-fueled set pieces and character-driven narrative. The film had its world premiere at London’s Cineworld Leicester Square earlier in January, building buzz ahead of its wide release.

With Statham also serving as a producer alongside John Friedberg, Brendon Boyea, Jon Berg, and Greg Silverman, Shelter represents another collaboration that capitalizes on the star’s commanding screen presence and action pedigree.
As release day approaches, Shelter is already generating attention from early reviewers and fans alike, underscoring Jason Statham’s continued dominance in the action-thriller genre.