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That Shelf sat down with Shelby Oaks writer-director Chris Stuckmann to discuss his love for the horror genre, potential sequels and prequels, and how social media content creators are leaving their mark on the movie industry.
The Woman in Cabin 10 Review: Keira Knightley Shines
Whodunnit The Woman in Cabin 10 offers a solid return for Keira Knightley, and a joy to see a cast of familiar faces relish their chances to play against (or into) type.
Interview: The Lowdown’s Ethan Hawke and Sterlin Harjo
Star (and Exec. Prod.) Ethan Hawke and showrunner Sterlin Harjo on how The Lowdown takes on truth, storytelling, and accountability.
Unidentified Review: TIFF 2025
Unidentified is a carefully crafted whodunit that follows a true crime enthusiast's unofficial investigation into a possible honour killing.
The Thursday Murder Club Review: Big Stars, Weak Mystery
Netflix's The Thursday Murder Club brings Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley & Pierce Brosnan together for a cozy whodunit, but even an A-list cast can't solve the mystery of a lifeless script.
The Acolyte Review: The High Republic Makes a Promising Live-Action Debut
Star Wars reaches outside of The Skywalker Saga in The Acolyte, an exciting, if flawed, new Disney+ series set during the High Republic era.
Sight Unseen Review: New Canadian Detective Show Has A Unique Hook
The new CTV Original follows Tess, a visually-impaired detective who must rely on Sunny, a remote seeing eye partner.
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.
City On Fire Review: Interesting Premise Yet Slow Execution
The new Apple series' enticing premise is let down by slow pacing and surface-level characters.
Silo Review: Rebecca Ferguson Can’t Save This Bland and Predictable Dystopia
'Silo,' premiering with two episodes today on Apple TV+, is a cliche and generic dystopian adaptation held back by its source material.
Why Poker Face Is The New Columbo
Idiot-box aficionados know that Poker Face is paying homage to Columbo, but it also gives us something new and modern to root for.
EXCLUSIVE: Season 2 Trailer for BritBox’s Sister Boniface Mysteries
That Shelf and BritBox are bringing you an exclusive trailer for BritBox Original Sister Boniface Mysteries, which is back for a second season starting April 4.
Shelf Pick: Post-Apocalyptic Thriller SHADOWS
Shelf Pick: It's the end of the world as you know it... as far as you know. SHADOWS is one part family drama, two parts post-apocalyptic mystery.
EXCLUSIVE: First Trailer for BritBox’s Karen Pirie
That Shelf and BritBox are bringing you an exclusive trailer for Karen Pirie, a new 3-part cold case detective drama.
TIFF 2022: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Video Review
We get to the bottom of the latest star-studded Knives Out Mystery from director Rian Johnson: Glass Onion .