ARROW Video announced its August 2024 lineup, led by the exclusive ARROW release of Andrew van den Houten’s adaptation of Jack Ketchum’s Offspring in 4K HDR, plus Grady Hendrix Selects, Japanese thrills, and Andrew van den Houten’s own season.
Shudder’s July 2024 programming brings Nicolas Cage’s post-apocalyptic Arcadian on July 12, Caitlin Cronenberg’s Humane on July 26, a stack of additional Cage films, and The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.
This week’s streaming horror roundup includes the Ouija-board chiller Summoning The Spirit, the werewolf survival film Wolf Hollow (featuring Lynn Lowry, appearing at Horror Realm in March), and The Thing Behind the Door — with links for where to rent or buy each.
The OtherWorldly Culture gang announces its resurrection — podcasts and videos are back for discussion at the workplace, conventions, theaters, wrestling matches, and comic book stores.
Shudder has picked up The Cellar, starring Elisha Cuthbert and Eoin Macken, ahead of its SXSW world premiere. The Irish horror film streams April 15 alongside a day-and-date theatrical release from RLJE Films. Get the full story.
ARROW is aiming for the heart of cult cinema lovers with its February 2022 lineup. Highlights include Laguna Ave, outlandish sci-fi comedy streaming February 1, and The Sleeper Must Awaken: Making Dune, the feature doc on David Lynch’s divisive space epic — plus more cult picks.
Shudder keeps stocking its shelves: the streamer has acquired Speak No Evil, Christian Tafdrup’s psychological horror and a Sundance Midnight official selection, ahead of its world premiere. Here’s the full story on the pickup.
February on Shudder brings the heart of horror home. This month’s lineup is packed with new originals and exclusives — including Slapface on February 3, rolling out across Shudder US, UKI, and ANZ. Here’s what’s streaming this month.
Mark the new date: Patrick Ridremont’s THE ADVENT CALENDAR now arrives on Shudder December 2nd instead of December 9th — just in time for the holidays. The Hollywood News calls it ‘deviously dark and crushingly brilliant.’
Well Go USA has acquired the North American rights to UNWELCOME, the Irish creature feature from Grabbers director Jon Wright. Catch it in theaters March 17 before it lands on Shudder.
