Shudder subscribers were thrilled when Chris Jericho visited The Last Drive In with Joe Bob Briggs. Now the horror host welcomes genre icon, Tom Savini.
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As a full month of Stay at Home orders ends, and we step into May, Shudder is offering some more great additions to their horror streaming service.
1428 Elm recently sat down to chat with Alejandro Brugués, who directed Destino, the Florida segment of Quibi series 50 States of Fright.
Self-quarantining at home with nothing to do, and no money to subscribe to streaming services? 1428 Elm has the scoop on free trial subscriptions.
The Lost River Drive-In Channel Slashathon kicks off on Apr. 20 with the short film, Madison directed by Danielle Harris.
The moment Drive-In “Mutants” have been waiting for will be here very soon: season two of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs is coming up next week!
Streaming service Shudder’s original series Creepshow was their most-watched series premiere. Cursed Films just took the second place spot.
Quibi launched on April 6 with a variety of chapter movies. Soon, subscribers will be able to watch Quibi’s first horror series, The Stranger.
Quibi launched on April 6, offering up episodic movies, ranging from comedies to thrillers. One of the most anticipated offerings was Most Dangerous Game.
Mobile movie app Quibi became available on Monday, and When the Street Lights Go On is one of their "chapter movie" offerings.
If you’ve been missing Vic, Charlie Manx and Bing Partridge, AMC has some good news for you; NOS4A2 will be returning soon for its second season.
The first trailer for Quibi’s When the Street Lights Go On was just released, and it looks like a real treat for viewers who enjoy murder mysteries.
Horror movie streaming platform Shudder is celebrating the halfway to Halloween point in April, as well as welcoming back Joe Bob Briggs and Mick Taylor.
A compelling true story about the tortured life and death of Sylvia Likens. Let’s Go Play at the Adams' is one example of fact-to-fiction crime.
Feeling isolated and bored? If you are practicing social distancing, Shudder has the solution for too much time on your hands.
With the threat of COVID-19 looming over the country, what will film studios do to keep the money flowing in? Universal Pictures has made a bold move.
If you have been looking forward to the March 20 opening of A Quiet Place Part II, Paramount Pictures has some bad news for you.
Blumhouse Productions’ film The Hunt, originally scheduled to premiere in September, 2019, will finally be in theaters on Friday, March 13.
Darcy the Mail Girl is partly responsible for Joe Bob’s return to the airwaves. Now, we get to hear her stories behind The Last Drive-In.
Horror movie streaming service Shudder has added some great movies for March, including a few highly-anticipated exclusives.