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Mulholland Drive

Halloween may be over but there are still plenty of spooky stories to take in, especially as the night continues to creep into the day. Spend your nights with all the creeps and spooks you can stream–especially those you can stream on Shudder!

This month, Shudder will add the spinoff TV series of Wolf Creek, which follows a tourists revenge mission against the serial killer that tried to kill her. If you’re in the mood for more revenge, then you’ll want to stream the Ellen Page/Patrick Wilson thriller Hard Candy. And on top of all of that, Shudder will add the original cult classic film The Wicker Man to its library, along with exclusive films Another Evil and Sam Was Here.

For the low price of just $4.99 a month, Shudder will grant you access to all the horror hits and blood-curdling indie gems you can handle. Ensure that your November is filled with frights by checking out all the new horror titles now available to stream on Shudder!

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 9

Wolf Creek: The Series – A Shudder Exclusive (US/CAN/UK)

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 10

Wolf Creek (2005) – (CA)
Dead Snow 2 (2014) – (CA)

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 15

Ritual (2013) – (US)
The Alphabet Killer (2008) – (US)
Altitude (2010) – (US)

Cube (1997) – (US)

If you find math horrifying, then do not watch Cube! This thriller drops a group of seven convicts into a booby-trapped cube-prison and then lets them search for the safe way out. The problem is there are a lot of death traps between them and freedom, and it looks like only math can guide them to safety.

[Where to stream Cube]

Cube 2: Hypercube (2002) – (US)
Cube Zero (2004) – (US)
Hard Candy (2005) – (US)
Irreversible (2002) – (US)

Mulholland Drive (2001) – (US)

This film loosely follows an aspiring actress (Naomi Watts) as she tries to survive her move to Los Angeles, but–this being a David Lynch noir film–it’s so much more than that. And it being a Lynch film, it also defies explanation! That might be because Mulholland Drive was initially conceived of as a TV pilot, but was retrofitted and supplemented with more footage to become a feature after networks passed on it. The resulting film is truly riveting and unsettling, even for Lynch.

[Where to stream Mulholland Drive]

Wishmaster (1997) – (US)
Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies (1999) – (US)
Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell (2001) – (US)
Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled (2002) – (US)
Frontier(s) (2007) – (US)
After.Life (2009) – (US)
The Backwoods (2006) – (US)
Cold Prey (2006) – (US)
Creep (2004) – (US)
Excision (2012) – (US)

The Fog (1980) – (US)

John Carpenter’s followup to Halloween, The Fog takes place in a coastal town as it celebrates it’s 100th anniversary. That’s the good news; the bad news is that 100th anniversary comes just as a mysterious–and evil–fog drifts into town, brining with it dangerous spirits, ghosts, and ghouls ready to make sure the citizens don’t live to see the 101st anniversary.

The Gate (1987) – (US)
High Tension (2003) – (US)
The Howling (1981) – (US)
Malevolence (2003) – (US)
The Midnight Meat Train (2008) – (US)
The Wicker Man (1973) – (US)