Shudder

We got the chance to talk to the director/writer/co-star of the movie Josh Ruben about what inspired him and what he experienced while making Scare Me.

Josh Ruben shows how his comedy background is perfect to tell scary stories with his feature debut with Shudder Original, Scare Me. 

Lucky, the sophomore feature for director Natasha Kermani screening at Fantasia Fest 2020 uses genre to tell a larger story about gaslighting and guilt.

Overall, Random Acts of Violence is a stellar film. It’s filled with gore and creative kills that will satisfy any slasher fan.

Shudder Original La Llorona, from writer-director Jayro Bustamante, is powerful in its terror and its commentary in equal messure.

Never judge a book by its cover… or a film by its extremely short synopsis. That’s the lesson of Shudder’s The Pool, a Thai horror-thriller with teeth.

Metamorphosis is a Shudder Original South Korean possession film that aims to be a love letter for the subgenre while trying to do something different.

Yummy is a Shudder Original bound to find its footing in the splatter film crowd but may leave others feeling queasy.

From the Chattanooga Film Fest, Scare Package packs a punch with anthology horror stories that focus on subverting and embracing horror tropes.

Warning: Do Not Play offers up a winding story by using multiple perspectives pushed by a stellar protagonist.