Review: ‘In Search of Darkness’ really is the definitive ’80s horror documentary
Following a wildly successful fundraising campaign, the definitive ’80s horror documentary finds a home on Shudder.
Following a wildly successful fundraising campaign, the definitive ’80s horror documentary finds a home on Shudder.
Hitting Shudder this week, Rob Savage’s new film hits a timely, mid-pandemic button.
Romola Garai’s directorial debut is an arthouse feast, lining up themes of feminism and crimes against humanity.
Lee Min-jae’s directorial debut offers up a fresh take on the horror-comedy zombie template.
Dave Franco’s directorial debut is striking, emotional, and a bloody riot.
Arriving on Shudder, Nini Bull Robsahm impresses with some visual storytelling.
Hitting Shudder this week, Jeffrey A. Brown impresses with his directorial debut.
Arriving on VOD this week, Natalie Erika James’ directorial debut is a fascination, emotional look at dementia.
New to Shudder, the latest take on a zombie apocalypse is light on characters, heavy on blood, guts, and gore.
The pop/punk arrival harkens to several classic horror films for his twisted aesthetic.
The 2020 film festival pivots to Shudder this year and features a smorgasbord of genre essentials.
Now on Shudder, this anthology series pokes fun at horror and genre tropes.
New to Shudder, the South Korean film emerges as an unsettling and captivating piece of horror.
New to Shudder (May 28), this indie thriller goes hard on concept.
The short horror film draws upon a distinct Fargo style in only 13 minutes.