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Hailed by RogerEbert.com as “one of the best streaming services in the world” and described by Thrillist as “pretty much everything a horror fan could want,” Shudder is the #1 streaming service for h…
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Shudder is a streaming service built around horror. The listing pitches it at people who already love the genre and at people who are only curious about it. Its core is a library that has been selected by hand rather than a general catalogue with a horror section.
The listing describes the library as ranging from classic horror to recent releases. Someone looking for a film they half remember from years ago and someone who wants to see what came out this month would both find something to look at here.
According to the listing, the service offers unlimited access to its horror library. That means you are not choosing one title at a time from a limited set of rentals.
The build we hold is Shudder: Horror & Thrillers 10.1.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The curation is the main point the developer makes. Titles are chosen for the service rather than gathered from everything available, so the catalogue reads more like a horror shelf than a search result.
The listing says the app runs on a phone, a tablet or a television. For the TV, it names Google Chromecast as the way to get the picture onto the screen.
Casting through Chromecast means the phone acts as the remote while the video plays on the TV. The listing does not describe any other way of connecting to a television.
The listing invites new users to start a free trial before they commit to anything. It presents the trial as the way to get the full library, not as a limited preview.
The developer is AMC Global Media Inc., and the listing is rated 12+.