Only Murders in the Building Season 5 Review: This Shtick is Getting Old
Mabel, Oliver, and Charles are back to solve another murder and guess what? They are still in the building!
Murder mystery
Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Review: More Hilarious and Heartfelt Fun
Everyone's favourite trio of sleuths is back and better than ever in another twisty but emotionally resonant season of Only Murders in the Building.
Interview: Alan Carr On His Adventures With Agatha Christie
That Shelf sits down with comedian and Agatha Christie aficionado Alan Carr to hear all the juicy details from his adventures, exploring the fascinating life of the monumental mystery writer.
Only Murders in the Building Season 3 Review: Music, Murder, and Meryl!
Everyone's favourite true crime-loving trio is back!
The Afterparty Season 2 Review: It’s About The Journey, Not The Destination
'The Afterparty,' which returns for its second season on July 12, continues to be the only whodunnit that doesn't live or die on who-dun-it.
Deadloch Review: A Delightful Splice of Comedy and Crime
Two detectives butt heads in this witty crime comedy.
Hugh Laurie, Lucy Boynton and Will Poulter on Agatha Christie’s Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?
Hugh Laurie, Lucy Boynton & Will Poulter talk on the genius of Agatha Christie and the experience of working with two great, ”clanking” Oscar winners on Why Didn't They Ask Evans?
Death on the Nile Review: A Poor Parody of a Murder Mystery
Kenneth Branagh's Death On The Nile makes an unfortunate mess of one of Agatha Christie's best mysteries.
Netflix Canada Shares Ranked Lists of ”What We Watched in 2019”
Netflix Canada released a list of 2019's most-streamed movies and TV series.
Eisner Watch: The Fade Out
The Fade Out , a new series published by Image Comics and written by Ed Brubaker with art by Sean Phillips, is an engaging story set on the set of a late 1940s Hollywood noir film.
Eisner Watch: High Crimes
High Crimes has it all: Murder, intrigue, death-defying heights, and a pair of compelling leads who are just as much of a mystery as the one they've accidentally stumbled onto.
