Shudder Teams with Sundance for New Midnight at Sundance Collection
In honor of Shudder’s new partnership with Midnight @ Sundance, the AMC-backed streaming service has created a collection of festival favorites for your viewing pleasure, Midnight at Sundance. If you can’t make it to the Sundance Film Festival itself this year, you can catch some independent horror classics like Trollhunter and V/H/S on your sofa.
Sound up your alley? Then read on for the official details along with info on a slew of new titles just added to the service!
From the Press Release:
New Year’s Resolutions not working out? Still avoiding the gym like the plague? Nix those plans and spend these wintry months curled up with Shudder’s new additions to its scream-filled library. The AMC-backed horror streaming service will keep your heart rate up this year, no gym membership required.
The curators at Shudder are working hard to bring subscribers the best in horror as we wrap up the first month of 2016, curating additional films for streamers and screamers to enjoy. New titles now available on Shudder include I Can See You, Lips of Blood, Night Tide, Female Vampire, The Long Hair of Death, The Iron Rose, The Hands of Orlac, and The Phantom of the Opera with Cub, Bloody Knuckles, Der Samurai, Nightmare City, and Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman exclusive to subscribers.
In addition to new titles, Shudder has partnered with Midnight @ Sundance and will be hosting the first official Midnight Party at the festival this weekend. The service is celebrating the spirit of independent film for fans at home with its new collection, Midnight at Sundance. For 25 years, Midnight at Sundance has proven a terrifying tastemaker, introducing and supporting some of the brightest voices in 21st Century horror. Out in the dark, snowcapped mountains of Utah, at an altitude that challenges the faint of heart, horror has made a chilling mark on Park City. Any many of those films now reside at Shudder.
COLLECTION: Midnight at Sundance
As Sundance’s 25th Midnight gets under way, Shudder has selected past festival highlights for subscribers to stream, including:
• Dead Snow
• Donkey Punch
• Excision
• Grace
• Hobo With a Shotgun
• Septien
• The Pact
• Timecrimes
• Trollhunter
• V/H/S
Shudder is available now for desktop, iOS, Android mobile devices, Roku players, and Roku TV models with more outlets on the way. The service is available for a 14-day free trial with a monthly cost of $4.99, or $49.99 yearly, after the trial ends.
Visit Shudder to learn more about the service, browse the collection, or to start your free trial today.
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