May offers another fresh batch of horror on Shudder across the world. This month there are several major premiere and exclusives as well as some old favorites returning to your watch-list. What should you keep an eye out for this month? Check our schedule for each region along with our selection.
So, let’s get spooky, shall we? Shudder Originals and Exclusives will be in bold. Dates will be regionally formatted.
Shudder Canada
May promises some fun Shudder exclusives for Canada. The highlight for Shudder Canada for the month of May is Psycho Goreman.
Psycho Goreman is a 2020 Canadian horror/sci-fi comedy that follows a pair of sibling who resurrect an ancient evil. But they have fun with it, though. The film is written and directed by Steven Kostanksi. It stars Nita-Josee Hanna, Owen Myre, Steven Vlahos, and Matt Ninaber. The film looks like a real blast and a perfect addition to Shudder’s library of exclusives. Enjoy, Canada. You’ve earned it. Stream in on May 20th.
5/1
12 Ghosts (1960)
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Curse of the Demons (1858)
5/7
Fried Barry
The Last Drive-In ep. 304
5/10
The Funeral Home
Sator
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5/13
The Reckoning
5/14
The Last Drive-In ep. 305
5/17
Found
5/18
Def by Temptation
5/20
Psycho Goreman
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5/21
The Last Drive-In ep. 306
5/24
The Machine
Werewolf
The Windmill
5/27
Skull: The Mask
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5/28
The Last Drive-In ep. 307
5/31
Spookies
Shudder US
Shudder US again sweeps the most content category between the regions. Our selection for US Shudder subscribers this month is Skull: The Mask.
Nothing like a gory slasher for the American markets, right? Well, this Portuguese slasher is a surprising but exciting addition to the Shudder library. Skull: The Mask (aka Skull: A Máscara de Anhangá) is a 2020 Brazilian-American slasher that is written and directed by Armando Fonseca and Kapel Furman. The film follows a detective (Natallia Rodrigues) who investigates a pre-Columbian god who is cutting a swath of bloody sacrifices throughout San Paolo.
Enjoy the gore when Skull: The Mask streams on Shudder’s US catalogue on May 27th.
5/1
The Wicker Man (1973)
House on Haunted Hill (1959)
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House on Haunted Hill (1999)
13 Ghosts (1960)
Curse of the Demons (1958)
5/4
Frankenhooker
5/7
Fried Barry
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The Last Drive-In ep. 304
5/10
Climate of the Hunter
The Funeral Home
Sator
5/13
The Reckoning
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Trickster
5/14
The Last Drive-In ep. 305
5/17
American Mary
Found
Time Lapse
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5/18
Black Roses
Def by Temptation
5/20
Psycho Goreman
5/21
The Last Drive-In ep. 306
5/24
The Machine
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Werewolf
The Windmill
5/27
Skull: The Mask
5/28
The Last Drive-In ep. 307
5/31
Spookies
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Shudder UK
Shudder UK offers a number of exclusives, and our selection for Shudder fans in the UK is Relic.
Relic is a 2020 horror film directed by Erika James and adapted from a screenplay by James and Christian White. The film follows a mother and daughter as they investigate the strange disappearance of the family matriarch, Edna, only to discover something rotten may be going on at the estate where Edna spends her final days. Relic stars Emily Mortimer, Robyn Nevin, and Bella Heathcote.
The film can be streamed on Shudder UK on May 11th.
3/5
Blood on Satan’s Claw
The Witchfinder General
7/5
Fried Barry
10/5
The Funeral Home
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11/5
Relic
13/5
The Reckoning
17/5
Curse of the Crimson Altar
I Trapped the Devil
18/5
Black Roses
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Def by Temptation
20/5
Psycho Goreman
24/5
Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors
The Whip and the Body
27/5
Skull: The Mask
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31/5
The Asphyx
The Sorcerers
Shudder ANZ
Shudder ANZ carries most of the Shudder exclusives as the other regions this month, so our selection is Fried Barry.
Fried Barry is a 2020 South African horror film written and directed by Ryan Kruger. based on Kruger’s earlier short film the film follows a drug-addict whose body is taken for a joyride by an alien entity across Cape Town. The film stars Gary Green, Bianka Hartenstein, Sean Cameron Michael, and Chanelle de Jager.
You can stream Fried Barry on Shudder ANZ right now.
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Fried Barry
11/5
Climate of the Hunter
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The Funeral Home
Stake Land
13/5
The Reckoning
18/5
Long Weekend
19/5
Black Roses
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Def by Temptation
20/5
Psycho Goreman
25/5
Death Ship
Death Warmed Up
27/5
Skull: The Mask
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So, what do you think about the additions to Shudder this month? How about our selections? Do we have great taste or do you think we missed the mark? See you later this month with a Shudder news roundup!
🎅🏼🔪 Brace yourselves for a blood-soaked holiday extravaganza! 🎄💀
Joe Bob’s Christmas Carnage is coming to town, and it’s not for the faint of heart! Catch this killer special on Shudder and AMC+ TV feeds Friday, December 13th at 9pm ET/8c, or stream it on-demand starting December 15th.
What’s in Santa’s bag of horrors? 🎁
Two spine-chilling holiday horror flicks
So much gore, even Rudolph’s nose will turn pale
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A charity auction that’ll make your wallet scream (in a good way!)
Joe Bob and Darcy are decking the halls with boughs of terror, auctioning off:
Rare AF props from The Last Drive-In
Exclusive merch that’ll make your horror-loving heart skip a beat
Joe Bob’s personal keepsakes from his 35-year reign of terror in the industry
But wait, there’s more…
Join the HauntedMTL crew for a spine-tingling side quest on Threads (https://www.threads.net/@_hauntedmtl_)! We’re going live as our very own Jim Phoenix breaks the bank for charity, adding an extra layer of terror to your Joe Bob experience. It’s like getting two scoops of horror in your bloody sundae! 🍦💀
Those britches are mine, bitches! -Jim circa the year of Darcy’s panties.
And because we love our fellow fiends, we’re stuffing your stockings with some killer swag! That’s right, HauntedMTL followers have a chance to win some seriously spooky goodies. It’s our way of saying “thanks for being part of our nightmare before Christmas!” 🎁👻
So, while Joe Bob and Darcy are slashing through their winter wonderland, hop over to Threads and join the HauntedMTL fam. It’s a horror-day party you won’t want to miss! Remember: the more you engage, the better your chances of scoring some haunted swag. Let’s make this a Christmas to dismember! 🔪🎄
Wanna know which flicks we’re slashing through? Tune in December 13th on Shudder to find out! 🍿🔪
Hey there, fright fiends! 👻 Are you ready to sink your fangs into some spine-tingling Black Friday deals? We’ve scoured the darkest corners of Amazon to bring you a blood-curdling collection of horror goodies that’ll make your wallet scream with joy! From classic monsters to modern nightmares, we’ve got something to haunt every horror fan’s dreams. Let’s dive into the madness!
Before we go further – we are an amazon affiliate and if you click these links we may get money for Amazon. With that said, we won’t put up things we don’t suggest so here is the curated list as it sits for Black Friday Week 2024.
Sink your teeth into Francis Ford Coppola’s visually stunning adaptation of the classic vampire tale. Watch Gary Oldman’s mesmerizing performance as the Count in glorious 4K resolution!
Rev up your engines for John Carpenter’s killer car classic! This 4K edition will have you gripping your steering wheel in terror as the demonic Plymouth Fury wreaks havoc.
Experience the mind-bending anime masterpiece that redefined the genre. Prepare for a psychedelic journey through Neo-Tokyo that’ll leave you questioning reality!
Dive into the eternal war between vampires and lycans with this action-packed collection. Kate Beckinsale’s leather-clad Selene will have you howling for more!
Okay, it’s not strictly horror, but who can resist the Weeping Angels? Join the Tenth Doctor on his time-traveling adventures and prepare for some serious sci-fi scares!
The slasher franchise that knows the rules is back with a vengeance! This meta-horror masterpiece will have you guessing who’s behind the Ghostface mask.
Who can resist the allure of a magical and/or haunted castle? Build your own magical world and watch out for those Dementors!
🎬 The Final Cut
There you have it, horror hounds! These Black Friday deals are so good, it’s scary. Whether you’re into classic monsters, modern slashers, or cosmic horrors, Amazon’s got something to make your dark heart skip a beat.
But hurry! Like a vampire at sunrise, these deals won’t last forever. If you want to do a general search on your own, feel free to use our link here.
Remember, in the world of horror, the only thing scarier than missing out on these deals is paying full price! Happy haunting, and may your Black Friday be filled with delightful frights! 🎃👻🔪
If you live in the United States, it’s time to rock the vote for real. I shared this video before in conjunction with my identity-based costume work, and I feel it’s important to revisit now, with the election coming up in just a few days. Besides which, Jack Black and Tenacious D are brilliant and given the current political climate, who doesn’t want to do the time warp? But seriously, get out and rock the vote, your life kinda does depend on it (at least insomuch as being able to make for yourself the life that you want, without the government telling you how to do so – especially if you live on the fringes of socially acceptable awkwardness like me and so many of my friends).
Besides which, this video is so good, it’s worth sharing again anyway. And again, if for some reason the video doesn’t load, you can find it here.
Art Attack
And here are some artworks I made awhile back as political commentary. The photograph was shot of the scene exactly as found, of a sign above a parking lot in a quickly gentrifying neighborhood making sure all knew that any unauthorized vehicles were unwelcome, and hung right in front of a flag that was tattered and torn from being caught on the chain link fence driving the point home. The flags were meant to be interactive, with gallerygoers waving them while singing The Star Spangled Banner in its elitist entirety. The whole really spoke to me regarding some of the political climate at the time (this was right before Trump was elected President the first time). How much has changed since then? In some ways, a lot. In other ways, I guess we shall see.
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