Today’s Reviews: Short but lacking oomph!
The latest Shudder movie released by Acorn, The Last Thing Mary Saw, falls between two stools and lacks some oomph… The acting is strong and structurally the story is fine, […]
Shudder acquires They Live in the Grey
Shudder has acquired worldwide rights to supernatural feature They Live in The Grey. The Shudder Original Film, which is written and directed by Burlee and Abel Vang (Bedeviled), is set […]
Shudder acquire The Seed
Shudder has acquired worldwide rights to the black comedy creature feature The Seed, ahead of the film’s world premiere at Beyond Fest, in Los Angeles on Tuesday, October 5. In […]
Shudder making it a Dead & Beautiful November
Shudder has announced that psychological thriller Dead & Beautiful will premiere on Thursday, November 4 in North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. The film, which is […]
Elvira Shudders for Halloween
Shudder is welcoming the beloved Halloween queen of camp Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) for a marathon event, Elvira’s 40th Anniversary, Very Scary, Very Special Special. Joining Shudder’s annual “61 Days of […]
Today’s Reviews: Well-made but confused Mexican horror
Belzebuth seems to be one of those movies where everything is thrown in… The dialogue lurches from Mexican-Spanish to English, depending on who’s on the screen, and it just feels […]
Today’s Reviews: Terrified tales
Shudder’s Terrified is available now for home viewing on shiny disc, and Nick Joy found it a good tale This 2017 Argentinian horror movie by writer/director Demian Rugna is head […]
Today’s Reviews: A haunting tale of Tigers
Tigers are not Afraid has been a hit on Shudder and is now out on Blu-ray – Paul Kane took a look There’s definitely a reason why Issa López’s movie […]
A ghostly trip to Martyrs Lane (video)
Shudder has released a trailer for Martyrs Lane, coming to the service in September. In this unsettling ghost story, Leah, 10, lives in a large, old house with her family […]
Today’s Reviews: Heart-stopping terror for The Boy Behind the Door
Shudder’s new horror tale The Boy Behind the Door may put some people off with its themes of child abduction – but Nick Joy notes: As entertainment goes, this sounds […]
Shudder trail Kandisha
Horror movie Kandisha is coming to Shudder next week and the streamer has released a trailer. The Candyman-esque film – in which naming a demon causes it to appear and […]
Romero’s Amusement Park headlines Shudder’s summer
Shudder has announced its “Summer of Chills” slate of twelve new original and exclusive films for June, July and August, including the anticipated debut of landmark horror director George A. […]
Shudder adds Fried Barry to the menu
Shudder has acquired South African film Fried Barry for release in North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand on Thursday, May 6. The feature directorial debut from […]
Shudder acquires lost Romero movie
Shudder has acquired George A. Romero’s lost movie The Amusement Park for North America, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. The formerly lost film from trailblazing independent filmmaker and […]
Today’s Reviews: The grim nihilistic new release from Shudder
The Dark and the Wicked is not for the faint of heart – indeed Nick Joy has a warning: Designed to shred your nerves, even daylight provides no respite in […]
Shudder order anthology showcasing Black talent
Shudder has ordered a new anthology series, which will feature stories by Black writers and directors. Writers involved include Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes, Ezra C. Daniels, Victor LaValle and […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 