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Coming to Shudder in March 2022 is a bounty of horror movies across all regions. Five new original and exclusive films joining the library include The Scary of Sixty-First, The Seed, The Bunker Game, The Spine of Night, and Night’s End. Additionally, Shudder will spotlight modern French horror this month as well.

There is a lot to get into, let’s dive in. What’s on the heels of Februscary?

Shudder in March 2022: Originals and Exclusives

As always, here is our guide to the service as a whole. We’ll get into regional specifics in a bit. As for originals and exclusives, we have a few. Here are some of the great horror films that will be available to stream this month.

The Scare of Sixty-First (March 3)

Still depicting woman in a dim room| The Scare of Sixty-First (March 3)

Two roommates’ lives are upended after finding out that their new Manhattan apartment harbors a dark secret. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova, The Scary of Sixty-First won the “Best First Feature Award” at the 2021 Berlin International Film Festival. The film stars Madeline QuinnBetsey Brown, and Dasha Nekrasova, and was written by Quinn and Nekrasova.

Available to stream March 3 on Shudder US, CA, and UKI.

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The Seed (March 10)

Woman splattered by alien blood | The Seed (March 10) coming to Shudder in March of 2022

This horror comedy centers on Deidre (Lucy Martin), Heather (Sophie Vavasseur) and Charlotte (Chelsea Edge), lifelong friends finally getting some time away together, using an upcoming meteor shower to gather more followers for their social media channels. But what starts out as a girls’ getaway in the Mojave Desert descends into a battle for survival with the arrival of an alien force whose air of mystery soon proves to be alluring and irresistible to them. Written and directed by Sam Walker.

Available to stream March 10 on Shudder US, CA, UKI, and ANZ.

The Bunker Game (March 17)

Still depicting two LARPers in a bunker | The Bunker Game (March 17) coming to Shudder in March of 2022

An actress in a Live Action Role Playing Game where the participants play the survivors of an atomic war sealed in an underground bunker finds herself trapped inside with other staff. As they begin to die in mysterious ways, the group realizes that someone or something paranormal is playing a twisted game with them—which quickly plunges into a terrifying fight for survival. The film stars Gaia WeissLorenzo Richelmy, and Mark Ryder. Directed by Roberto Zazzara.

Available to stream March 17th on Shudder US, CA, UKI, and ANZ.

The Spine of Night (March 24)

Still depicting a ghoul from The Spine of Night (March 24)

In The Spine of Night, an ultra-violent animated fantasy epic, ancient dark magic falls into sinister hands and unleashes ages of suffering onto mankind. A group of heroes from different eras and cultures must band together in order to defeat it at all costs. Featuring the voices of Richard E. GrantLucy LawlessPatton OswaltHolly Gabriel and Joe Manganiello, written and directed by Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King.

Available to stream March 24th on Shudder US, CA, UKI, and ANZ.

Night’s End (March 31)

Still depicting a man among his plants in Night's End (March 24) coming to Shudder in March of 2022

In Night’s End, an anxious shut-in unwittingly moves into a haunted apartment and hires a mysterious stranger to perform an exorcism which takes a horrific turn. Starring Geno WalkerFelonious MunkKate Arrington, and Michael Shannon. Written by Brett Neveu and directed by Jennifer Reeder (Knives and SkinV/H/S/94).

Available to stream March 24th on Shudder US, CA, UKI, and ANZ.

Continuing Series for March 2022

Unfortunately, none of Shudder’s series are continuing or returning this month.

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Leaving Shudder in March 2022

As far as we can tell right now, the only film leaving Shudder in March is Luciferina on March 7th in the US and Canada.

Shudder’s Modern French Horror Collection

Shudder has a special collection this month. Here are the details.

This month, Shudder puts a spotlight on the bold, visionary horror emerging from France in the twenty-first century, including essential titles from the boundary-pushing wave of films dubbed “New French Extremity.” Including Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s Livid (previously unavailable to stream in the US) and Inside; Alexandre Aja’s High Tension, Claire Denis’ Bastards and Trouble Every Day, Lucile Hadzihalilovic’s Evolution, Xavier Gens’ Frontier(s), and Pascal Laugier’s Martyrs, all coming to Shudder US on March 1.

Also featured in the collection are AdorationThe Advent CalendarAmong the LivingBrotherhood of the WolfIslandsKandishaKnife + HeartSheitanThe Strange Color of Your Body’s TearsLet the Corpses TanTeddyTerror SistersThem (ils) and Zombi Child, currently available to stream on Shudder.

Regional Schedules

Schedules will be written in their native date format. Originals and Exclusives will be in bold.

Coming to Shudder in March 2022: CA Region

Here is everything coming to the Canada region for Shudder this March.

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3/1

The Crow

Death Drop Gorgeous

Trouble Every Day

Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth

Hellraiser V: Inferno

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Hellraiser VI: Hellseeker

Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld

The Town That Dreaded Sundown

3/3

The Scary of Sixty-First

3/7

The Nightmare

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Darling

Ginger Snaps: Unleashed

3/10

The Seed

3/14

Home With a View of a Monster

Hellraiser IV: Bloodline

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3/17

The Bunker Game

3/21

Siege

Birth of the Living Dead

Await Further Instructions

3/24

The Spine of Night

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3/28

Blood Conscious

Minor Premise

Eaten Alive

Wrinkles the Clown

3/29

Etheria Season 4

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3/31

Night’s End

Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for Canada
Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for Canada

Coming to Shudder in March 2022: US Region

Here is everything coming to the US region for Shudder this March.

3/1

Darkman

Darkman II: The Return of Durant

Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

Bastards

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Frontiers

High Tension

Inside (A L’Interieur)

Livid

Martyrs

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Trouble Every Day

Evolution

Irreversible

The Town That Dreaded Sundown

3/3

The Scary of Sixty-First

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3/7

The Nightmare

Memory: The Origins of Alien

Darling

Corporate Animals

3/10

The Seed

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3/14

Triangle

Dario Argento’s Trauma

Home With a View of a Monster

Hounds of Love

Tragedy Girls

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3/17

The Bunker Game

3/21

Siege

Birth of the Living Dead

Await Further Instructions

3/24

The Spine of Night

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3/25

Extra Ordinary

3/28

Blood Conscious

Minor Premise

Eaten Alive

3/29

Etheria Season 4

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3/31

Night’s End

Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for the US
Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for the US

Coming to Shudder in March 2022: UKI Region

Here is everything coming to the UKI region for Shudder this March.

1/3

Death Drop Gorgeous

3/3

The Scary of Sixty-First

7/3

The Ritual

Nine Miles Down

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Afflicted

10/3

The Seed

14/3

The Devil’s Rejects

Eden Log

17/3

The Bunker Game

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21/3

Await Further Instructions

The Bay

Burning Bright

24/3

The Spine of Night

28/3

The Collection

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Knives and Skin

The Tombs

29/3

Etheria Season 4

31/3

Night’s End

Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for UKI
Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for UKI

Coming to Shudder in March 2022: ANZ Region

Here is everything coming to the UKI region for Shudder this March.

1/3

ABCs of Death 2

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Across the River

Sputnik

2/3

Death Drop Gorgeous

8/3

Tales

Bunny the Killer Thing

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Byzantium

The Vigil

10/3

The Seed

15/3

Butchers

She Never Died

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Torment

17/3

The Bunker Game

22/3

Await Further Instructions

Game of Death

Satanic

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24/3

The Spine of Night

29/3

Minor Premise

Gun Woman

Personal Shopper

The Cured

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30/3

Etheria Season 4

31/3

Night’s End

Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for ANZ
Coming to Shudder in March 2022 for ANZ

And with that, we have our list of what is coming to Shudder in March 2022. Have a highlight for your region you are excited about? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to hear your thoughts.

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David Davis is a writer, cartoonist, and educator in Southern California with an M.A. in literature and writing studies.

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A horror author goes to Nebula Con

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The Science Fiction, Fantasy Writers Association is one of the most prestigious organizations in America for speculative fiction writers. While horror is not specifically mentioned, we all know that it’s nearly impossible to discuss fantasy and science fiction without the shadow of horror creeping in. 

Each year, SFWA hosts a convention for writers called Nebula Con. I have virtually attended the convention for the past two years. And if you’ve never attended, you might want to consider it. Even if your writing, like mine, is long in the shadows and short on the elves.

First off, I do want to be clear that Nebula Con is a convention for speculative fiction writers. There are some fan panels, like the one on the works of Robin McKinley, this year’s Grandmaster. But the majority of the panels and events are for writers. 

That being said, there are panels for writers at every stage of their careers. 

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For writers interested in crafting better stories, craft panels abound. My favorite panel was the one titled For The Love of Short Fiction. This panel started with a reading of some of the best short works from 2022. Then, each panelist dug into what made that piece work for them.

Clip from Nebula Con, 2023

There were several other terrific panels, including one all about constructing a realistic legal system in your fictional world and writing fictional podcasts. (Like I do.)

But, you might say, these are panels for sci-fi and fantasy writers. No, these are panels for speculative fiction writers. Horror authors who want to have any kind of career would do well to master the short story. And if you don’t think there’s room for some legal horror in the market, you are wrong. 

While the craft panels were wonderful, the career and marketing panels were probably the most useful and valuable of the whole convention. Are you, like many other online creatives, worried about the effects AI-generated writing is going to have on our field? There were two informative panels regarding that. Are you wondering how writers’ relationships with agents have changed now that self-publishing is so prevalent? There’s a panel for that.

A lot is going on in the publishing world. It’s confusing as hell, my friends. And one of the ways we keep each other up to date is with conventions like this. What I got out of the panel most was that having a career in writing is possible. My fellow participants and I learned from writers who are doing the thing. It’s hard, but it’s possible.

Of course, a convention is more than just panels. There’s the chance to meet with other authors. This might be where a virtual convention seems to have a deficit. And while I’ll admit that meeting online isn’t the same as meeting in person, there are certainly perks. I was able to meet, chat with and share stories with other writers in a Zoom chat room. And I came away feeling much like I did as a kid, having met new friends at summer camp. Even if I wasn’t sitting across from them, it was great to be surrounded by other people who want to make a living scaring the hell out of other people. 

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All of this writing joy culminates with the Nebula Awards Ceremony. If you’re interested in catching the awards but didn’t make it to the convention this year, you can watch it all on Youtube. Each year speculative fiction authors of all kinds of honored, from written work to gaming to television. This year’s toastmaster was Cheryl Platz, an author, and actress. As a critic, awards ceremonies are usually something I usually force my way through. The Nebula Awards are a rare treat in that scene. Partially because there’s a chance I’ve met the people up for the awards. But also because the people involved are, first and foremost, writers. It’s amazing how much more entertaining events are when the people being honored are, you know, talented storytellers.

If you’ve been on the fence about attending Nebula Con virtually, I suggest giving it a try. The world certainly needs more stories that go bump in the night. 

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Crashin’ in Roswell NM: Road Trippin’ with Jennifer Weigel

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So on my recent road trip to Miami AZ USA for my menstruation art installation, we decided to detour to Roswell NM en route home. To be honest, this was one of the best decisions of my life, up there with road trippin’ from Arizona to San Francisco along CA-Highway 1, and I will go into the details of why here soon.

Some of the signs: Roswell NM including city limits, UFO Museum and stickered parking sign, and Restricted Area from inside the museum
Some of the signs: Roswell NM

Roswell NM USA has totally embraced its alien history of the UFO crash in the late 1940s and subsequent government cover up. The whole town is alien-happy with beautiful hand carved wood totems, murals and statues everywhere celebrating otherworldly denizens of all types, though predominantly the gray aliens of the crash (and their green counterparts). Even the city logo features a flying saucer as the center of the letter “R”. It really is kind of incredible.

Alien crash site photo opportunity at UFO Museum
Alien crash site photo opportunity

One of the biggest draws is the International UFO Museum and Research Center, housed in the wonderful old theater building. This museum details the crash history as well as celebrating aliens in movies and media and examining newer alien sightings and abductions. It is very thorough and includes maquettes, statues, written accounts and an extensive research library, as well as an interesting art collection of various items.

Alien landing at UFO Museum
Alien landing

And there are TONS of fun alien themed curiosity shops. I will give a shout out to the newer Invasion Station north on Main Street where there had once been an old car dealership. I love the quirky nature of this particular store as well as their strong desire to promote local artists. Most of their wares are hand-painted in NM and feature designs by prominent local artists including one of the lead muralists in town (I bought a magnet of his). They also feature really alternative kitsch like KISS and Ace Frehley alien bobbleheads, marijuana and anal references, and such. All in all, our own Haunted MTL’s kinda folks…

Portrait of the writer at the Roswell Visitor Center (Yes even they have aliens!)
Portrait at Roswell Visitor Center

And the city is a huge tourist draw internationally, so you can meet some amazing and interesting folks from all walks of life who have caught the alien bug or at least want to check out all the hype. As a result of the tourism, the residents seem really laid back and accommodating (kind of like Hawaii but not quite as much) and there is a thriving art scene. And it’s totally my kind of art – weird and a little creepy. Anyway, I feel like I’ve finally found my peeps and am eager to return someday.

Portrait of myself with dark makeup and crow skull headdress, backlit by the sun.
Portrait of myself with dark makeup and crow skull headdress, backlit by the sun.

If you’re feeling a bit extraterrestrial, I invite you to also check out some of my alien-themed stories here on Haunted MTL: LTD UFOs among us; my Drive-By short story; and LTD Abducted.

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American Horror Story Season 12, Delicate

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Killer Queens, I wasn’t expecting to be back so soon with American Horror Story info. But yesterday we were blessed with a teaser for the intro of Season 12, which we believe will be titled Delicate. 

A still from American Horror Story Delicate first promo.

We are looking at a Summer release for season twelve, but won’t know for sure until June, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Here’s what we know right now. 

First, yes Kim Kardashian is starring alongside Emma Roberts in a role that was written specifically for her. 

That’s the bad news. The good news is that AHS favorites will also be involved. According to IMBD, Charlie Carver, Rebecca Dayan, Cody Fern, Leslie Grossman, Billie Lourd, and Denis O’Hare will be included this season.

AHS Delicate is different from other seasons in many other ways. It’s the first season to ever be written by just one writer, Halley Feiffer. This isn’t a writer most of us as horror fans will be familiar with. She’s written episodes of shows like Kidding, SMILF, and American Crime Story. The last one can at least be seen as a sister show to AHS. 

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As far as I have found, Feiffer has never written horror content. She is now the sole writer for an entire season of the most popular horror show in America. I’m not saying this is a bad thing. It’s just not what I would have expected. Most AHS writers are staff writers, actors from the show, or at least people I’ve heard of. So as we don’t have any former work to look at, we can only wait to see how she does. 

We also know what the source material is for this season. It’s a book called Delicate Condition, by Danielle Valentine. This book will be released in August of this year. Which also seemed strange to me. Normally a book would be, you know, published before it inspires additional work.

Even so, Delicate Condition seems like a fascinating story. According to Goodreads, it’s the story of a woman named Anna. Anna is trying to get pregnant but starts to believe that something dark is working against her. Her doctors don’t believe her. Her husband doesn’t believe her. Is she losing her mind?

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t deeply interested in this book. And I have to assume that Feiffer and Murphy already have hands on it, to jump to this sort of decision.

By the way, Valentine at least is not an untested writer. Her first novel, How To Survive Your Murder, also made it right on my TBR pile. With a rating of 3.7 out of 4 on Goodreads, I think we can assume Valentine knows what she’s doing with the written word.

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This is all that we know about American Horror Story Delicate so far. What follows are my thoughts and opinions only.

My first thought is that this season is going to be dealing heavily with women’s reproductive rights. This is a topic a lot of us are concerned about right now, as it feels like every day women lose more and more rights to our bodies.

(By the way, if you want to help fight the good fight for body autonomy and get some spooky stories, we have an anthology for that. I have a story in it, as does the horrifyingly talented Jennifer Weigel. All proceeds go to support organizations that help women make their own health decisions.) 

American Horror Story has handled important political issues before. Last season, AHS NYC discussed the AIDs epidemic that went largely ignored in the 80s and killed hundreds of young gay men. They did this in the best way possible, in what this critic believes to be the only way fiction should handle heavy topics. They rooted the issue in a good story. A story that was pure fiction, but also true.

However, this season has a lot of red flags. Never before have I seen the guest star be the main focus so early. Never have I seen any franchise bank so much faith in an all but untested writer, basing work on a book that isn’t even published. And frankly, I’ve never been much of a fan of Kim K, or anyone else who’s famous seemingly just for being famous.

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I’m not rooting for this season to fail just because I don’t like the guest star. If Kardashian is good at this, I’ll be thrilled. I’ll be the first one singing her praises. But when everything we know so far is added up, I’m a lot more concerned about AHS Delicate than I am excited. 

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