LOVECRAFT, a howling, blood-sucking collective
A new musical collective further confirm that horror-pop is truly beginning to flourish.
Reviews
Review: Lauren Pratt plants & nurtures a stalwart ‘Young American Sycamore’ on new album
The young powerhouse utilizes great Biblical imagery to find herself on her debut album.
Review: ‘Gwen’ mangles folk horror with devastating realism
New to Shudder, Gwen plays in folk horror and flips all expectations.
Review: ‘The Furies’ buries the patriarchy in female retribution
A new Shudder original, the woodlands slasher goes for blood, guts and gore galore.
Review: ‘Belzebuth’ is a merciless, unnerving bloodbath
Now streaming on Shudder, the Tobin Bell-starring film is covered in blood and chills.
Review: Will Bennett & the Tells package small town sorrows as ‘All Your Favorite Songs’
The folk-rock band out of Chicago explore small town suffocation in life and love on their second album.
Review: ‘Incident in a Ghostland’ is a maniacal, emotional funhouse
The psychological thriller mines trauma and Texas Chainsaw Massacre-worthy mayhem for 90 minutes of insanity.
Review: ‘Range Runners’ stokes the flames of survival
The survivalist thriller mines isolation and PTSD for a truly surprising thriller.
Review: Matthew Pinder emerges as a true luminary on new album, ‘Give Me Some Time’
Pinder shifts through failed relationships, pain and the death of his mother on his new album.
Review: ‘The Nightshifter’ mines betrayal, revenge & grief into poetic tragedy
Shudder’s latest exclusive blood-soaked thriller proves to be downright chilling.
Review: Andy Hughes questions America, the past & his life on ‘Songs for Sunday’
The mid-western boy examines themes of America, pain, loss and redemption with his new album.
Review: ‘The Ranger,’ a punk bloodfest with long-toothed bite
New to Shudder, the punk-rock slasher is high on blood, low on character.
Review: Monster Party satiates our thirst for bloodlust
The lavish, sleek gorefest is high on thrills and chills (and an impressive body count).
Review: Tom Wardle flourishes with wondrously reflective new EP, ‘Jacqueline’
The folk-rock musician reaches new heights of his craft on his latest EP.
Review: LIZZIE ruthlessly slow-cooks the Lizzie Borden legend
You’ve never seen the iconic murders quite like this.
