Each Horror Movie & TV Show Coming To Shudder In September 2021

AMC’s Shudder is releasing in autumn with a new set of thrilling releases for September 2021. The strategy’s wide choice of films and TV shows has established itself as a major, valid source of all-things horror, thriller or supernatural, and it has seen substantial growth as it begins again to excite genre fans with its nomination of content. Shudder will proceed to keep horror alive by broadening its collection throughout September with various genre masterpieces and original releases.

August was a big month for Shudder’s actual works, as drizzled between the releases of Stuart Gordon’s puppet horror Dolls and Dutch psychological thriller Borgman, the strategy premiered its films Teddy (directed by Ludovic Boukherma and Zoran Boukherma) and Amelia Moses’ Bleed with Me. Throughout the month, Shudder also published the first four episodes of its scheduled series Slasher: Flesh & Blood, featuring David Cronenberg.

For avid viewers of traditional films, a slew of horror heavy-hitters will be available to stream in September. Landmark titles like Stephen King modification Carrie or Poltergeist are entering the platform, followed by both Grave Encounters films. Shudder’s Slasher: Flesh & Blood will continue its weekly release, with new episodes every Thursday. The strategy will also accentuate a list of already-offered titles created by Latinx filmmakers, like Jayro Bustamante’s La Llorona, to honour impending Hispanic Heritage Month. Here’s an exact list of what Shudder’s subscribers have to look forward to.

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September 1

1. Carrie, 1976
2. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, 1978
3. Lifeforce, 1985
4. The Haunting, 1963
5. Poltergeist, 1982

September 2

1. Superhost, 2021 (Shudder Original)

September 6

1. Grave Encounters, 2011
2. Grave Encounters 2, 2012
3. Resolution, 2012
4. September 7
5. They Look Like People, 2015
6. Jugface, 2013
7. Dark Waters, 1994

September 9

1. Martyrs Lane, 2021 (Shudder Original)

September 13

1. Ms. 45, 1981
2. #LIKE, 2021

September 14

1. Woe, 2021
2. The Columnist, 2021
3. Kriya, 2020
4. The House of the Devil, 2009

September 20

1. Hammer House of Horror, 1980
2. The Devil’s Rain, 1975
3. Extraordinary Tales, 2015

September 21

1. 13 Cameras, 2016
2. Stitches, 2012

September 23

1. Creepshow: Season 3
2. September 27
3. Phantasm, 1979
4. Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead, 1994
5. Phantasm IV: Oblivion, 1998
6. Phantasm Ravager, 2016

September 29

1. Séance, 2021 (Shudder Original)
2. Hispanic Heritage Month Titles:
3. Belzebuth (Mexico), 2017
4. DeDetectivesUS/Mexico), 2018
5. The Funeral Home (Argentina), 2020
6. Good Manners (Brazil), 2017
7. La Llorona (Guatemala), 2019
8. Luz: The Flower of Evil (Colombia), 2019
9. Luciferina (Argentina), 2018
10. The Nightshifter (Brazil), 2018
11. Perfect (United States), 2018
12. Terrified (Argentina), 2017
13. Tigers Are Not Afraid (Mexico), 2017
14. The Untamed (Mexico), 2016

The arrival of most of the Phantasm films will allow watchers to catch up with The Tall Man again – though it’s a remorse the second movie won’t be expanded too. The final addition to Shudder’s repertoire for September will be its actual film Séance, written and directed by Simon Barrett (The Guest). Starring Suki Waterhouse, Madisen Beaty, and Ella-Rae Smith, the movie pursues a group of academy students as they administer a ghostly ritual that awakens something more difficult than they’d bargained for. Subscribers can find out what exactly they’ve convened when Séance premieres on September 29th, streaming exclusively on Shudder.