Contest: Win tickets to an advance screening of Wolf Man!
Be the first to see Blumhouse's latest scare fest, Wolf Man! Find out how to enter for your chance to win tickets to an advance screening on January 15.
Blumhouse
Contest: Win Advance Screening Passes for Speak No Evil!
Enter to win passes to see an advance screening of Blumhouse thriller, Speak No Evil, in either Toronto or Montreal.
The Strangers: Chapter One Review
The most egregious part of remaking The Strangers is making it worse. But also turning it into a trilogy is unforgivable.
Imaginary Review: Is Blumhouse Hollywood’s New Crap Factory?
Imaginary proves that the only thing scary coming out of Blumhouse these days is the quality of its output.
Night Swim Review: Stay in the Shallow End
Night Swim aims to be a dripping haunted horror film about these cement ponds, but largely misses the mark.
CONTEST: Win advance screening passes for Night Swim!
Win advance screening passes to see the supernatural thriller Night Swim. From the producers of films M3GAN, Saw, and Halloween Ends.
Quebec-Set Amazon Original “The Sticky” Begins Production in Montreal
The comedy heist series is set to debut on the service in 2024.
M3GAN Review: This Is No Child’s Play
M3GAN will definitely spawn another franchise after Saw and The Conjuring for producer James Wan.
CONTEST: Win advance screening passes for M3GAN!
To celebrate the release of M3GAN, That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to see it before anyone else in either Toronto or Montreal.
Into the Dark: Blumhouse Horror Series Headed to Hollywood Suite
Blumhouse Television’s horror anthology series Into the Dark makes its Canadian premiere on Hollywood Suite next month.
The Forever Purge Review
A thriller that understands one needs to break the rules of a system if one hopes to build a better version.
Freaky: Killer Switch Edition Release Date and Details
Blumhouse’s genre-bending horror-comedy Freaky is heading to home media with a Killer Switch Edition.
The Hunt Review: A Pig in Human Clothes
Is The Hunt a clever and pointed film about contemporary America or toothless political satire?
The Hunt Review: Settle Down, America
On the surface, The Hunt seems like the straight-forward hack 'em ups like The Purge, but director Craig Zobel (Z for Zachariach, Homestar Runner) has a little more on his mind.
Bloodline Trailer: Seann William Scott Plays a Dark Vigilante
Bloodline is a horror/thriller that stars Seann William Scott as a family man who delivers vigilante justice to child-abusing scumbags.
