AMC Networks’ speciality SVOD service Shudder launched Monday in Australia and New Zealand with titles including breakout hits “Creepshow” and “Cursed Films.” Shudder offers a menu of on-demand hor…
“We’re thrilled to share our unrivaled collection of curated horror and supernatural movies and series with Australian and New Zealand audiences just in time for Halloween season, where we feature our biggest and best programming of the year,” said Craig Engler, Shudder’s General Manager. “These new launches continue our growing international expansion and our commitment to offer premium genre entertainment to a global audience.
Shudder recently ordered a full set of season 3 scripts for the series “Creepshow,” based on George A. Romero’s iconic 1982 movie. The order came despite its second season isn’t close to being in the can yet. Season 2 of “Creepshow” was due to have started shooting in March in Atlanta. But its start was delayed by the coronavirus production shutdown which has hit many parts of North America.
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