With Welcome to the Blumhouse, Blumhouse and Amazon have teamed up to create a collection of genre films that center around family, either as a redemptive o...

A murder cover-up spawns a web of lies in Veena Sud's Welcome To The Blumhouse thriller. Read the Empire review.

Peter Sarsgaard and Mireille Enos star as parents of a teenage girl, played by Joey King, who admits to an awful crime in Veena Sud's Canadian-set drama 'The...

Veena Sud's entry into Amazon's Enter the Blumhouse series is improbable, silly, stupid, and almost impossible to turn away from.

A thriller that’s a relentlessly punishing exercise in cinematic misery-mongering.

Spoiler Alert: This review contains obliquespoilers. It doesn’t reveal any specifics but there’s an argument that evenhinting at something (without discu...

Very little about this movie works, in spite of a certain ambition in telling a story based solely on unfathomable decisions.

Peter Sarsgaard and Mireille Enos play parents who try to hide their daughter's crime in this stand-alone film in Blumhouse's anthology for Prime

Welcome to the Blumhouse kicks-off with Black Box and The Lie, and the results are a bit underwhelming.

All kids grow up. Some parents grow apart. And the ramifications of this combination can have drastic effects. Jealousies might crop up to cause rifts while ...

They play a conspiring father and daughter in the rare Blumhouse thriller that's not a horror film.