As a cinephile who has spent countless hours delving into the depths of horror cinema, I must say that this upcoming October lineup on Shudder is truly something to behold. From the unique and chilling narrative of MadS, reminiscent of the unpredictable French New Wave, to the post-Rapture chaos of Azrael, each film promises a distinctly terrifying experience.
Among all the streaming services available, Shudder stands out as an exceptional choice, particularly during the Halloween season. Unlike other platforms that might offer a few scary movies next month, Shudder is uniquely dedicated to providing an extensive library of terrifying films across various genres. Given its specialization and superior content, Shudder is likely where many viewers will discover their latest favorite horror movies this season.
As a cinephile who’s always on the lookout for the chills and thrills, I can’t wait to see what Shudder has in store for us! From spine-tingling found footage films to hair-raising tales of demonic possessions, there’s something for every horror enthusiast heading to the platform soon. Now, I won’t lie – some of these might be a bit too scary for your next movie night. But fear not, as there are plenty of other gems that are just right for the approaching Halloween season. Whether you’re into creepy creatures or apocalyptic scenarios, Shudder has got you covered with a plethora of options set to arrive next month. Trust me; they’ll definitely satisfy your spooky cravings!
V/H/S/Beyond
Stream on Oct. 4
In the seventh series and ninth overall film within the V/H/S collection, titled V/H/S/Beyond, we encounter a science fiction horror anthology movie shot in a found-footage style. This film centers around six distinct tapes, each offering glimpses into a chilling sci-fi-infused landscape of terror and suspense. The broader narrative arc of the franchise revolves around the unsettling VHS tapes and their powerful grip on the unsuspecting individuals who view them.
In most scenes of the movie, each story can be watched independently. However, hints suggest that one common villain links all these stories together and is responsible for the videos. The upcoming version includes segments from Jordan Downey, Christian Long, Justin Long, Justin Martinez, Virat Pal, Kate Siegel, and Jay Cheel. V/H/S Beyond will be available to stream on October 4.
Daddy’s Head
Stream on Oct. 11
Under the guidance of Benjamin Barfoot, the Shudder original titled “Daddy’s Head” unfolds a heartfelt tale. The story centers around young boy Isaac (Rupert Turnbull), who is grappling with the impending loss of his father. With the recent demise of his mother as well, he finds himself under the care of his stepmother, Laura (Julia Brown). Both of them reside in the seclusion of a vast countryside estate. As Laura wrestles with her own sorrow and the challenges of parenting on her own, she and her stepson gradually drift apart.
As unease builds, Isaac starts noticing chilling and disturbing noises that reverberate throughout the house. Soon after, he comes face-to-face with a grotesque being whose visage strongly resembles his deceased father. When he attempts to alert the adults nearby about the threat, they brush off his fears as the product of a mourning child’s overactive imagination, which could potentially be fatal for everyone involved. Tune in to Daddy’s Head on October 11.
MadS
Stream on Oct. 18
Under the guidance of director David Moreau, the intriguing French horror film titled MadS unfolds. This movie follows a teenager’s unexpected journey during a night meant for partying. After picking up a new drug from his dealer, his plans take an eerie turn when he encounters an injured woman who dramatically alters his world. Unlike many horror films, MadS was filmed in just five takes over the span of five days, giving the impression of one continuous scene. The movie features debuting actors Milton Riche, Laurie Pavy, and Lucille Guillaume. MadS will be streaming on October 18.
Azrael
Stream on Oct. 25
In the world of Simon Barrett’s script, expertly directed by E.L. Katz, the movie titled Azrael unfolds following the Rapture. In this silent realm, those who remain on Earth live harsh and violent lives. The narrative focuses on a relentless and devout female-led community who reclaim a young woman named Azrael (portrayed by Samara Weaving) after she manages to break free from her confinement.
To appease an ancient evil lurking in the woods near their home, the community has decided to offer up a woman as a sacrifice to the creatures that have taken over the wilderness. But Azrael isn’t one to back down easily, and she’ll do whatever it takes to ensure her own safety. Filled with intense action and nail-biting suspense, Azrael promises an epic battle of revenge. Catch Azrael on October 25th.
The Exorcism
Stream on Oct. 30
In a chilling supernatural horror movie titled “The Exorcism,” the protagonist, actor Anthony Miller (portrayed by Russell Crowe), finds himself in an unusual role as a priest for a new terrifying film about demonic possession. Soon after accepting this job, his daughter, Lee (played by Ryan Simpkins), grows concerned due to his erratic behavior and fears he may have relapsed into old addictions. As events unfold, her concerns deepen when his actions become increasingly disturbing and bizarre. However, she begins to suspect that something far more sinister might be at play. The film boasts the talents of Sam Worthington, Chloe Bailey, Adam Goldberg, Adrian Pasdar, and David Hyde Pierce. “The Exorcism” is set to stream on October 30.
Shudder Title | Streaming Date |
---|---|
V/H/S Beyond | Streaming Oct. 4 |
Daddy’s Head | Streaming Oct. 11 |
MadS | Streaming Oct. 18 |
Azrael | Streaming Oct. 25 |
The Excorcism | Streaming Oct. 30 |
Read More
Sorry. No data so far.
2024-09-29 03:31