Every movie and series you’ll find on Shudder has been chosen with care by our team, led by Head Curator Samuel Zimmerman. But for Halloween, Sam has whipped up a special viewing list with a mix of new exclusives, essential classics and world-premiere Creepshow episodes guaranteed to keep your horror buzz going all month long.

Oct. 1 – The Taking of Deborah Logan

“Since its release just a few years ago, Adam Robitel’s The Taking of Deborah Logan has built a deserved reputation as a surprising, eerie new school gem. Now only on Shudder, kick off October with a real creeper.”

Oct. 2 — Viy

“The very first Soviet horror film is a treat full of old school movie tricks, a classical and colorful nightmare, and one of the great witch tales.”

Viy

Oct. 3 — Creepshow ep. 2: “Bad Wolf Down” + “The Finger”

“Creepshow is back and every week throughout October, we’ve got the mischief and mayhem, the werewolves and scarecrows, the ghoulish just desserts of what makes Creepshow, well, Creepshow.”

Oct. 4 — The Furies

“Four words: Axe to the face.”

Oct. 5 — Belzebuth

“Dark and harrowing, Belzebuth is one of our favorite horror movies of 2019, one that will push you a little further and a little harder. And that’s what makes it so special.”

Belzebuth

Oct. 6 — The Changeling

“Every week on this here list, you’ll find a pick perfect for each Sunday, haunting and atmospheric simmers to pair with the lights low and the early evening. First up: Peter Medak’s stone cold essential of haunted house cinema, The Changeling.”

Oct. 7 – The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

Oct. 8 – Dead & Buried

Dead and Buried

Oct. 9 – Demons

Oct. 10 – Creepshow ep. 3 “All Hallows’ Eve” + “The Man in the Suitcase”

Oct. 11 – Creepshow 2

Oct 12. – Phantasm

Oct 13. – Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl

Oct. 14 – Wax Mask

“The result of a collaboration between Italian horror legends Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci and Sergio Stivaletti, who bring an over the top and utterly wild take on old school wax museum horror.”

Oct. 15 – Terrified

Terrified

Oct. 16 – The Hands of the Ripper

Oct 17 – Creepshow ep. 4 “The Companion” + “Lydia Layne’s Better Half”

Oct. 18 – Gwen

“A misty, windswept brutal coming of age that blends paranoia, supernatural, uncertainly and all too real world horrors into one of 2019’s treasures.”

Gwen

Oct. 19 – The Devil’s Rejects

Oct. 20 – The Witch in the Window

Oct. 21 – The Nightshifter

“Don’t sleep on Dennis Ramalho’s ghastly film, sharply telling the Tales From the Crypt-esque story of a man who can speak to the dead, and how that gift becomes a curse.”

Oct. 22 – City of the Living Dead

Oct. 23 – Noroi: The Curse

“Have you caught up with one of the most unsung and unsettling found footage movies in the world? Strap in.”

Oct. 24 – Creepshow ep 5 “Night of the Paw” + “Times Are Tough in Musky Holler”

Oct. 25 – SURPRISE SPECIAL (details TBA)

Oct. 26 – Haunt

“This year’s perfect—and, no shit, scary—Halloween movie.”

Haunt

Oct. 27 – Magic

Oct . 28 – Hell House LLC

One of the scariest found footage movies ever made. Why not make a triple feature with Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel and Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire?

Oct. 29 – Nightmare Cinema

What if I told you there was a new anthology movie from the directors of Gremlins, The Stand miniseries, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, Juan of the Dead and The Midnight Meat Train? And it stars Mickey Rourke in the wrap-around segments? Need I say more?

Oct. 30 – Halloween (1978)

You can’t beat John Carpenter’s original.

Oct. 31 – Creepshow season finale “Skincrawlers” + “By the Silver Waters of Lake Champlain”

Creepshow “Skincrawlers”

Happy Halloween!

