The Week in Horror: An Elegy For Shudder
The Week in Horror: As GM Craig Engler leaves Shudder, Sachin Hingoo reflects on what the streaming service meant to him over the last eight years.
Category: Now Streaming On Shudder
Review: ‘Spiral’ Is A Genre Take on Trauma and Oppression
Kurtis Harder’s Spiral is a worthwhile watch for the carefully-considered genre take on trauma.
Review: Vincent Paronnaud’s ‘Hunted’ Is a Twisted Re-Imagining Of A Classic Fairy Tale
Hunted is a fascinating example of a film that never goes right when it can go left, and barely ever makes the predictable move.
31 Days of Horror: Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
This article is part of Biff Bam Pop’s ongoing “Now Streaming on Shudder” series. The reputation of a horror film can often loom so large that even the thought of … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Now Streaming On Shudder: ‘Lake Bodom’
There are those who might not be aware of “Nordic Noir,” a term used to describe the recent influx of Nordic genre films and television, but if the quality of … Continue reading Now Streaming On Shudder: ‘Lake Bodom’
Now Streaming On Shudder: Peeping Tom
It seems unbelievable that a masterpiece like Peeping Tom seriously derailed Michael Powell’s career, but that is just what happened. Peeping Tom was a departure for the director, known for … Continue reading Now Streaming On Shudder: Peeping Tom
Now Streaming On Shudder: Nicolas Roeg’s ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’
David Bowie starred in quite a few movies during his career, including Labyrinth, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, and Absolute Beginners. Perhaps none is more metatextual, however, than Nicolas Roeg’s 1976 … Continue reading Now Streaming On Shudder: Nicolas Roeg’s ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’
Now Streaming On Shudder: Takashi Miike’s ‘Audition’
One of the best things about the horror streaming service Shudder is the depth and breadth of its catalogue. It features not only low-budget films that have been overlooked, but … Continue reading Now Streaming On Shudder: Takashi Miike’s ‘Audition’