Exclusively on Shudder April 4th, 2025
A family moves to a small town after a tragedy, only to find themselves in the sights of a vengeful ghost in the new film from Hell House, LLC creator Stephen Cognetti.
Exclusively on Shudder April 4th, 2025
A family moves to a small town after a tragedy, only to find themselves in the sights of a vengeful ghost in the new film from Hell House, LLC creator Stephen Cognetti.
Teenager Abbie is the daughter of a famous slasher killer. When she has to take over the “family business” she is forced to face what she wants with her life.
George and Kathryn are married spies for the same British agency. When he discovers she might be a traitor, he sets up a sleek, smart, twisty game to reveal the truth.
In The Day The Earth Blew Up, the first 100% animated Looney Tunes theatrical movie in our lifetimes, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, and Petunia Pig fend off an alien invasion. The full-length film is a hand-drawn, 2-D throwback of pure enjoyment and hilarious insanity, holding with the best of the generations-long series; an utter delight from start to finish.
Riya suddenly finds herself as the sole survivor of a bloodbath on a remote space station.
Interesting how things align sometimes in the film world. In the past week, three theatrical films have used the tropes of rom-coms to set up and inform their non-rom-com stories.
Eddie (Bill Skarsgard) is a small-time-crook at the end of his rope. In an act of desperation, he attempts to boost a luxury SUV. Too bad it’s a set-up by a wealthy man William (Anthony Hopkins), leading to a game of survival. How will Eddie get out and return to his loving daughter?