James Wan
Insidious: Out of the Further sixth entry re-proves that the rule of diminishing returns also applies to horror series.
Backrooms Review: Kane Parsons’ Feature Debut Dazzles & Perplexes
Backrooms delivers what the web series promised: disturbing psychological horror and ambiguity that invites post-screening conversation.
Spoiled Rotten 273: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Ben and Daniel spoil Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
Aquaman and the Last Kingdom: The DCEU Goes Out With a Shrug
The nicest thing one can say about Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is that this DCEU product is the last movie in the franchise.
Spoiled Rotten 262: Ranking All Of DCEU
Ben and Daniel rank the DCEU films from least favourite to favourite on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
Spoiled Rotten 236: Revisiting Aquaman
Ben and Daniel spoil 2018's Aquaman on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
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.
Malignant Director James Wan on the Art of Crafting Scares
Malignant director James Wan talks to That Shelf about his horror influences and the art of crafting scares.
Malignant Review
Don't trust the trailers on James Wan's latest. Malignant is going to be the most original and divisive film of the summer.
Aquaman: Are Critics Giving the DCEU’s Latest Film a Fair Chance?
Does Aquaman deserve harsh reviews or are critics suffering from superhero fatigue?
Spoiled Rotten 79: Aquaman
Ben & Daniel spoil Aquaman!
Parental Guidance: Aquaman
The Justice League co-founder splashes down in theatres in a genuinely fun DC superhero movie. But should you take your kids to see it?
Aquaman Review: Sea Sludge or Swashbuckling Adventure?
Aquaman doesn't dare take itself seriously, and it's a better movie for it.
Furious 7 Review
Furious 7 makes no bones about what it is and delivers on everything we've come to want from one of the most preposterous, unnecessary yet thoroughly enjoyable series in film history.