Shudder Acquires Supernatural Horror Movie ‘Sundown’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Horror streamer Shudder has acquired the rights to “Sundown,” a new supernatural horror feature from director Rebekah McKendry, Variety can exclusively reveal. According to an official logline, “‘Sundown’ follows three generations of women who reunite in a remote cabin to avenge
Shudder's acquisition of "Sundown" is a strategic move in the horror streaming space, where the platform continues to solidify its position as a go-to destination for fans of the genre. With a slate of original content that already includes hits like "Creepshow" and "The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs," Shudder is betting on "Sundown" to attract new subscribers and keep existing ones engaged.
The film's director, Rebekah McKendry, is known for her work on horror movies like "Apostle" and "V/H/S: 85," which have resonated with fans and critics alike. "Sundown" promises to be a thrilling addition to Shudder's lineup, with its focus on three generations of women seeking revenge in a remote cabin. The movie's themes of female empowerment and supernatural horror are likely to appeal to a broad audience, including fans of films like "The Witch" and "Hereditary."
As the streaming wars continue to heat up, Shudder's acquisition of "Sundown" is a savvy move that will help the platform stay competitive. To watch next: look for Shudder to announce a release date for "Sundown" in the coming months, as well as any additional original content that the platform has planned. With its growing library of horror movies and TV shows, Shudder is poised to remain a major player in the genre for years to come.
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