This week’s roundup: The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs earns a season 7 renewal at Shudder, the long-unfinished stop-motion film The Primevals finally releases, Full Moon celebrates its 400th release, and Stone Cold Steve Austin addresses another WWE match.
Shudder revealed its September 2024 programming, headlined by the Shudder Original In A Violent Nature streaming September 13, the Shudder exclusive Oddity on September 27, and Steven Boyle’s The Demon Disorder, with synopses for each.
Shudder dropped the trailer for its new original series Horror’s Greatest, debuting August 27 on Shudder and AMC+, featuring interviews with David Dastmalchian, Joe Hill, Tom Holland, Alex Winter, Jordan Vogt-Roberts, Tananarive Due, and the Boulet Brothers.
Shudder announced the September 6 premiere of The Demon Disorder, the feature directorial debut of special effects master Steven Boyle, starring John Noble as a man confronting a demonic presence tied to his family’s past.
Shudder announced The Last Drive-In: Nightmareathon, a special dusk-to-dawn movie marathon premiering Friday, August 30 at 9pm ET on Shudder TV and AMC+ TV, with Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl celebrating six years and six seasons with six killer films.
Shudder’s August 2024 lineup highlights include the Adams Family’s Hell Hole on August 23, the Indonesian horror film Dancing Village: The Curse Begins on August 16, and Eddie Alcazar’s Divinity streaming August 2.
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.
No deformed cannibal sex pest this week, but lots of other scary stuff! Jeff checks The Menu (2022), Adam pulls strings as The Puppetman (2023), Michael Cieslak gawks at Lisa Frankenstein (2024), and Tim checks into Doom Asylum (1987).
Dead On Movie Reviews does real estate with a twin bill: Mike and Rich discuss The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) and Castle Freak (1995), Tim can’t believe The Crazies (1973), and Adam seeks to Destroy All Neighbors (2024).
AMC Networks Publishing is open for business. The new book publishing arm launches with four fan-focused original titles — books based on Shudder’s Creepshow from Greg Nicotero and Acorn TV’s Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, plus two brand-new comic series. Here’s the full lineup.
