You know a Shudder movie is a big deal when it gets a full theatrical release before it hits the horror streaming service. Previously, such films have included Late Night With The Devil and In A Violent Nature. These were efforts where there was clearly enough sentiment that they would do well in cinemas and draw in some more profit for the company, so they were released in theater months before they made their way to the service. In A Violent Nature finished with a modest bo

Let me tell you something about David Jonsson. The man has been in five films and already has a gaze that could make you feel personally responsible for every bad decision you have every made. In Wasteman he plays Taylor, a guy who has spent thirteen years in prison trying to become invisible, and Jonsson is so good at conveying that particular flavour of quiet desperation that I spent most of the runtime wanting to slide him a coffee and a hug through the screen. Then Tom Bl

Before most American audiences had even heard of I Swear, the film had already been pulled into one of the uglier moments in recent awards history. At the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards, Tourette syndrome activist John Davidson — the real man on whose life the film is based — was seated in the audience while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo (Sinners) took the stage to present an award. During that moment, Davidson involuntarily shouted a racial slur, a direct result of his coprolal