Blumhouse Productions

Ma (Movie Review)

Avatar for John F. ThomasJohn F. ThomasJohn F. Thomas

Wow is the initial reaction you most likely will have with the new psychological Horror film Ma. One of the newest Blumhouse Productions projects, it is directed by Tate Taylor (The Help 2011, Get On Up 2014), written by Scotty Landes (Workaholics series, Ballmastrz series), ... Read More

Happy Death Day 2U (Movie Review)

Avatar for Jack SzaboJack SzaboJack Szabo

Sequels do not often live up to their original. The Horror genre especially is home to far too many sequels trying to chase success and build franchises off one successful film. However, not all are created equal, and not all should be immediately discredited. On ... Read More

Glass (Movie Review)

Avatar for Roger MaléspinRoger MaléspinRoger Maléspin

M. Night Shyamalan’s newest feature, Glass, is arguably the most anticipated of his career. After the massive success of 1999’s The Sixth Sense nearly 20 years ago, Shyamalan had a string of poorly received films and became a punchline for bad storytelling and falling from grace. ... Read More

The First Purge (Movie Review)

Avatar for Roger MaléspinRoger MaléspinRoger Maléspin

The Purge franchise seems to have grown faster than any other series in recent memory. The fourth installment in as many years, The First Purge – which arrives to theaters nationwide on July 4, 2018, thanks to Blumhouse Productions – takes viewers back to the origins ... Read More

Truth or Dare (Movie Review)

Avatar for Samantha AndujarSamantha AndujarSamantha Andujar

Over the past 10 years Blumhouse Productions has breathed new life into a stagnant and stale Horror film world. Movies such as the Paranormal Activity series, the Insidious series, and most recently 2017’s award winning Get Out have shown that modern Horror can be as good ... Read More

Split (Movie Review)

Avatar for Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyLisa Whealy

Known as one of Hollywood’s premiere Supernatural filmmakers, M. Night Shyamalan’s name precedes him. Having a knack for interjecting an unforeseen twist in his stories, such films as 1998’s The Sixth Sense and 2000’s Unbreakable are just a few of the titles that have left lasting impressions on ... Read More