What's on Shudder in November
Here's what's on Shudder in November 2026.
New Group – Shudder Original Film
New Film Premieres Exclusively on Shudder and AMC+ Friday 6 November
High school student Ai sees her world collapse when a strange cult-like mentality gradually turns people around her into mindless followers who can transform simple gymnastics routines into a nightmarish dance of death. Written and directed by Yûta Shimotsu (Best Wishes to All), and starring Anna Yamada, Yuzu Aoki and Pierre Taki.
Tinsman Road (2025) – Shudder Exclusive Film
New Film Premieres Exclusively on Shudder and AMC+ Friday 13 November
In the backwoods of New Jersey, a young man navigates the serpentine mystery surrounding his long-missing sister and their family home.
The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula – Shudder Original Series
New Episodes Premiere Tuesdays Exclusively on Shudder and AMC+
The four-time Emmy-nominated series, created and hosted by the Boulet Brothers, recipients of the Critics Choice Association’s Reality TV Award, is Shudder's highest-performing unscripted original franchise and continues to be one of the platform's most popular series. The new season also marks the tenth anniversary of its original Halloween debut. The forthcoming seventh season features some of the series’ most brilliantly unhinged and cutting-edge underground artists, a collection of beloved guest judges including Rose McGowan, Doug Jones, David Dastmalchian, Harvey Guillén, Rachel True, Darren Stein, Lloyd Kaufman, Brandon Rogers, James A. Janisse, Chelsea Rebecca, Yvie Oddly, Lauren LaVera, Bailey Sarian, Howard Berger, and previous The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula winners Landon Cider, Dahli, and Asia Consent, and the craziest elimination challenges in ten years of the show. The season will also pay homage to the grimy, tactile VHS horror of the 1980s and ‘90s through ambitious cinematic sequences that will celebrate some of the genre’s most iconic films
Shudder’s Library Highlights:
Theatre of Horrors – premieres Sunday 1 November
An experimental play becomes a study in horror when four eager actors discover their brilliant, avant-garde director is a homicidal madman.
Sweeney Todd (1928) – premieres Sunday 1 November
A man dreams he is the ‘demon barber’ who cuts sailors’ throats for jewels and uses the corpses for pies.
The Lighthouse Keepers (1929) – premieres Sunday 1 November
A son is bitten by a rabid dog before leaving with his father for a month in a remote lighthouse.
Cold Meat – premieres Sunday 1 November
A driver rescues a waitress from her ex and continues driving until he crashes in a snowstorm. Injured and trapped in a ravine, he fights for survival but it soon becomes clear that the cold is not the greatest danger.
Let it Snow – premieres Sunday 1 November
Separated from her fiancé after sneaking into a restricted slope, Mia, a free-riding snowboarder, must survive not only against nature but also the masked snowmobile rider who is out for her blood.
Handling the Undead – premieres Sunday 1 November
On a hot summer day in Oslo, the dead mysteriously awaken, and three families are thrown into chaos when their deceased loved ones come back to them.
Survive – premieres Sunday 1 November
A couple celebrates their son’s birthday in the middle of the ocean on their boat. A violent storm hits and brings up hungry creatures from the depths, and they fight for their survival.
Strange Harvest – premieres Friday 20 November
Detectives are thrust into a chilling hunt for “Mr. Shiny,” a sadistic serial killer from the past whose return marks the beginning of a new wave of grotesque, otherworldly crimes tied to a dark cosmic force.
Blood of the Vampire – premieres Friday 20 November
In 1870 Transylvania, scientist Dr. Callistratus is put to death by villagers who wrongly believe he’s a vampire. However, his horribly disfigured henchman, Carl is on hand to orchestrate a life-saving stunt.
The Flesh Eaters – premieres Friday 27 November
A group of young adults trapped on a desert island find the water inhabited by a violent form of flesh-eating organism.

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