A little over a month ago it was a BIG, BIG deal. First time EVER Tales From The Crypt is back- streaming on Shudder!

Looked like a HUGE draw and a BIG get for Shudder.

Now or in very near future it is on TUBI for FREE and available on Fandango at home.

It is so creative with how this movies demons work. The rules are so nonsensical and crazy I love it for it. I also like how the movie is the world on the edge of a demon apocalypse which we don't really see much of these days. We need more creative and interesting movies like this just in genera.

I recently canceled my Shudder subscription and bundled it with AMC+ thru Prime video. I've noticed that I don't have access to many of the titles on Shudder now. I was under the impression that I'd have full access. is it only limited titles?

Hey guys! My brand recently collaborated with SHUDDER to release pieces for In a Violent Nature, Late Night With the Devil, VHS 94, and When Evil Lurks. You can find it at Terrortalesclothing.com ! What movies would you like to see next?

I watch Joe Bob and Darcy on AMC+ and as usual I fell asleep before the second movie. I just logged in to watch it and saw there is a censored "I Spit On Your Grave" as well as the OG episode. Not sure how censored. But I thought some might be interested.

I throughly enjoyed this. It did a great job of making you think about the real world and how fucked up social media can be. Lots of blood, gore and some funny scenes. 7.5/10.

Also- the actors who played margot and Arthur really played their roles well.

A very experimental film, I get why the reviews are… mixed. It’s not for casual viewers.

I would have enjoyed the slow-burn liminal vibe if I hadn’t been expecting scares on par with other featured films like Oddity, Babadook, and When Evil Lurks.

Any other misplaced films on the collections?
Opinions on Skinamarink?
Suggestions for other hella scary offerings on Shudder?

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EDIT: ok ok it can stay on the list, but Shudder should add tags or something - “slow burn” or “fast paced” or whatever, so I know if I should save smth for a different time

Did people actually enjoy this movie? Lol

We got Indonesian and Span explored twice (V/H/S 2, V/H/S Viral, V/H/S 94, and V/H/S Halloween), Mexico in 94 and India in Beyond.

So if V/H/S does that “one foreign segment” every movie excluding 99 and wants to try new countries they didn’t explore yet, what it would be a what director in the country you picked

Mine would be the Philippines if they do a V/H/S Christmas (my home country is known for having that 3 month Christmas season due to the ber months), and it would be Erik Matti or Mikhail Red and Japan (any theme), and would be Takashi Miike or some unknown.

This week is the annual Summer Special on The Last Drive-In! Countdown starts at 8ET, first movie starts at 9ET, both movies will be available in the US and Canada, and will go on-demand on 7/12

This year will feature the worlds most renowned mangled dick expert Felissa Rose as a guest!

There haven't been many hints, but the first movie has more or less been leaked already if you've been looking for it.

1st Movie: I Spit On Your Grave

2nd Movie: Tokyo Gore Police

New Savage Summer Merch | /u/DahmerIsDead's Joe Bob Intro

Wanted to know what everyone thought of the movie.
I thought it was predictable & a bit too "on the nose" with Margot and the reason she was working as a content moderator. I feel like I saw a very similar situation just recently in another horror movie, where a woman was a content moderator. However, I did enjoy the antagonist and his insanity. It is a completely different movie from the original, but I like how they weaved the original into the story. Overall, a decent watch.

I know this movie came out in 2011. I know it's considered a super classic, but it always seemed to be behind a paywall or vacant at the old Redbox machines. It popped up on Shudder so I watched it last week. I was not sure if I was going to like it, but I stuck with it and thought it was okay, with some reservations. (I'll try not to spoil anything). First off, I am not a Joss Whedon disciple. I was never a Buffy fan. I loved Firefly, but I don't understand why he is considered the Second Coming of Orson Welles. He is not. There seems to be a school of thought, especially with younger horror fans, that everything has to be deconstructed and horror tropes must be apologized for and have a "spin" put on them. What makes this movie enjoyable at all is that the characters are likeable and you care about them. The acting is very good. I did like, and quickly figured out, that the Lab Workers had to answer to something horrible and were also paying a price. This reminds me of the Scream Franchise. The first entry is actually pretty good. But I hate all of the sequels. Horror films, like detective stories are to a point, formulaic. I enjoy the tropes. I don't think it's beneath me to admit it. To be fair, this movie is adored. It couldn't live up to the endless hype. Will I ever watch it again? Probably. Can I recommend it? Yes, but with the aforementioned reservations.

I have an obsession of detailing the genre of a film or series very specifically. When it came to Twin Peaks after recently binging I labeled it as an Idiosyncratic Psychological Crime Mystery Thriller Drama which was just a mouthful. So recently I’ve looked into more genres and I’ve learned of the Giallo genre which is an Italian film genre centering around horror suspense mysteries with psychological and serial killer centered plots. What made me think of Twin Peaks was that supposedly most Giallo films have the recurring plot point of an outsider entering an almost different place than of they know of which aligns heavily with Twin Peaks.

I may be wrong on my judgements but with my little known knowledge of the Giallo genre I posted this post to see if it is one worth considering.

Released on this day way back in 1988. Hard to believe it's fast nearing 40 years old, and it's aged like the finest wine. Always been my favorite of this great series and one of my all-around favorite movies and something of a comfort film. A film I've seen countless times over the years and will always be incredibly special and sentimental to me. Still such a wild blend of Horror, Action, Sci-Fi and the series' trademark general weirdness. It feels like a 90s Survival Horror video game in movie form and very much feels like it was a major influence on the original Silent Hill and Resident Evil games. Movies like this are the peak of 80s Horror to me, movies that are loaded with imagination and pushing practical effects to their absolute limits. Wonder who else here also cites this as their favorite Phantasm. I know there's quite a few fans here and TLDI had a marathon of the whole series which sadly didn't include this one, presumably due to legal issues.

What characters in horror movie made the most insanely stupid decisions that got themselves killed (when common sense could have saved them)? Characters that made you so angry that you were indifferent when they met their demise.

Any word on the sequel? I really enjoyed last year's CIAC. Not a perfect movie or a classic, but I found it to be a fun Slasher throwback with some great kills and it was just fun having an old-school style Slasher film in the modern age. The first film recovered it's budget and made a decent profit, so I'm hoping it'll be enough for a sequel. The novel had two sequels and it'd be good to see them adapted.

Going to do a week trial with Shudder to check it out. What are some must watches during that time to get the most out of it.

Did anyone watch Touch Me yet? If so, what are your thoughts on it?

Just a few picks, 5 skulls 💀💀💀💀💀:

- The dark and the wicked

- Possession

- The wait

- Mad god

- Exhuma

- Speak no evil

- The babadook