Shudder series The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs is currently in its third season. Always entertaining, here are six times they went above and beyond.
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Joe Bob Briggs and Shudder have made a guest star announcement for the April 30 episode of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.
Shudder has announced that it has acquired exclusive rights to The Boy Behind the Door, which debuted at Fantastic Fest in 2020.
Shudder in May includes a couple of classic Castle films and more of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, don't miss out!
The trailer just dropped for The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, and it looks like everything we loved from the first two films will be back.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is finally being released on June 4, and here is what we know about the third installment in The Conjuring franchise.
Members of the horror community are outsiders of a sort. That makes us a weird family of sorts, so why do we need to insult and degrade one another?
Shudder Exclusive The Power debuted on the streaming platform April 8 with some fanfare. Is the fanfare deserved? Read on for my take on the film.
EXCLUSIVE: Spotify will be presenting a new original paranormal/true-crime podcast on Tuesday, April 13, and 1428 Elm exclusively has all the details.
Great news for horror fans: the 2021 FANGORIA Chainsaw awards will premier on Shudder. And they're going global this year!
Shudder is a streaming platform that offers horror, thrillers and sci-fi for any mood or occasion, and some of their best films can’t be streamed elsewhere.
Slashers were big in 1980s horror; bigger perhaps bigger than at any other time in film history, but the buildup began in the 1970s.
Rad 1980s horror part 3 deals with ghosts and supernatural beings, so read on for more about Poltergeist, The Changeling and Hellraiser.
For part 1 of our series on 1980s horror, we discussed super-dark films, such as Maniac and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Next up: gore and giggles.
Although horror movies have been around for over 100 years, fans of the genre seem to have a particular love for 1980s horror.
Horror streaming service Shudder is celebrating “Halfway to Halloween Month” in April, and bringing back two series: Creepshow and The Last Drive-In.
Shudder Original film Lucky premiers March 4, and 1428 Elm chatted with the film's DP Julia Swain about filming the tense, surreal horror feature.
Fans of all things paranormal will be happy to know that there is a film trilogy in the works involving the very-haunted Queen Mary.
Found footage is arguably the most popular (and polarizing) sub-genre of horror. The Unnamed Footage Festival is going virtual this year for only 24 hours.
The March schedule for Shudder features a couple of German silent movies, new original films each week, and a film about a possessed pair of jeans.