We are officially into the Halloween season, and it is Shudder’s time to shine. The beloved streamer serves us nightmare fuel, hidden gems, and deep cuts all year long, but she always steps it up a bit in Autumn. Maybe it is all the PSLs and comfy cardigans. If so, I have even more in common with the best horror streamer out there. While I unpack if Shudder and I are starting to spend too much time together, you should see which deadly, demonic, and disturbing movies I am looking at in this September lineup.
The Best Movies to Stream on Shudder This Month
All You Need is Death (2023)
A young couple who collects ballads stumble upon something sinister when they record and translate an ancient, taboo folk song. I have been trying to watch this movie for over a year, and I am so glad that Shudder is allowing me to finally do that this month. I want to hear this creepy song and see what this couple conjures up. I hope it is gruesome, awful, and all the other fun things I deserve.
You can watch All You Need is Death on September 7th.
Blue Sunshine (1977)
People begin going bald and becoming homicidal maniacs in Los Angeles – and it just might have something to do with the LSD the murderers took ten years ago. I have a soft spot for ’70s sci-fi horror, so I was sold even before I found out there would be a drug-induced killing spree. I will run at this title the second it hits the streamer.
You can watch Blue Sunshine on September 9th.
The Demon Disorder (2024)
A man haunted by the death of his father gets a phone call from one of his brothers informing him that their youngest brother is possessed by their dead dad. I am so here for family drama, possessions, and sending parents to hell. More importantly, this movie is an Australian horror film, and those filmmakers rarely fail to understand the demonic assignment over there.
You can watch The Demon Disorder on September 6th.
In A Violent Nature (2024)
A rotten corpse is reanimated when a mysterious locket is removed from its resting place. The undead spirit sets his sights on the group of teens who disturbed his slumber by taking the necklace. I enjoyed this movie and think the sound design should be nominated for so many awards. I know that I am a sucker for a summer slasher set in the woods, but I think this one is a lot of fun. I am excited that more people will finally get to check it out.
You can watch In A Violent Nature on September 13th.
The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (1974)
A cop pursuing two murder suspects is unaware the gruesome crimes are being committed by the living dead. This is a Spanish zombie flick from the 1970s. I want this movie injected directly into my eyeballs because nothing will ever sound as cool again. What a time to be alive and to be a Shudder subscriber. This film is also known as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie if you are also about to Google it and make it your new personality.
You can watch The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue on September 9th.
Well, there you have it—five new reasons for Shudder to keep taking our money. Consider me booked and busy this month because the streamer will have my undivided attention.