It’s time to relive one of the OG slashers that helped define a generation of slashers!

This week’s Shudder Sundays dives into Prom Night (1980)! Starring scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis, this cult classic serves up disco and deadly revenge as a masked killer stalks a group of teens during their high school prom. With its slow-burn tension, iconic dance scenes, and a chilling whodunit mystery at its core, Prom Night blends '80s glam with slasher grit in all the right ways.

We’ll break down the kills, the killer, and how this early entry in the slasher boom still holds up today. So grab your corsage and get ready to dance… to death.

This might be our most jam-packed episode yet!

We’re diving into everything that dropped during Scare Zone Week! 4 brand new Scare Zones and 2 Street Experiences announced between Monday and Friday!

We also break down all the details from the Universal Destinations & Experiences UK Media Event, courtesy of Darren Scott over on Twitter/X (@darren_scott).

This episode was recorded LIVE on our YouTube and Facebook pages, so if you’re not already subscribed or following us, now’s the time — don’t miss the next one!

PLUS: We reveal the winners of our 5K Giveaway, tease our upcoming exclusive shirt release, and kick off early prep for our One Week Until HHN Podathon... and more!

The moment we've all been waiting for! HHN34 tickets are officially on sale!

In this episode, we break down the ticket options and talk about what this year’s pricing may look like in the future!

But that's not all; Terrifier is officially coming to Halloween Horror Nights!

We dive into what Art the Clown's twisted world could look like inside a haunted house, speculate on key scenes and scares, and discuss how this announcement shakes up the overall lineup for HHN34.

Get your wallets ready and your face paint on—it’s time to talk tickets and terrors!

This week, we’re heading to Castle Rock for a rabidly intense slice of Stephen King horror with Cujo!

What starts as a routine trip to the mechanic quickly turns into a brutal fight for survival when a once-friendly St. Bernard turns savage after a bat bite. Trapped in a sweltering car with no help in sight, a mother and son must face not just the beast outside, but their own mounting desperation inside.

Roll the windows up and grab a towel — this one gets intense.

The final HHN34 original house has been revealed and it’s Galkin: Monsters of the North!

We break down the cold, creepy possibilities of what monsters and mythos might be lurking in this chilling new house.

Then, we fire up the nostalgia and look back at last year’s Spooky Week to see how our hype for HHN34 compares to the chaos and excitement of HHN33!

This week on Shudder Sundays, we’re diving into the chilling world of ventriloquism, curses, and one unforgettable ghost story with Dead Silence!

From the minds behind Saw and The Conjuring, this underrated gem blends eerie atmosphere with classic supernatural scares.

After his wife meets a grisly end, Jamie Ashen returns to his haunted hometown of Ravens Fair to find answers. His investigation leads him to the ghost of a ventriloquist named Mary Shaw who seems to have ties to his entire family tree

Beware the stare of Mary Shaw... she had no children, only dolls.

El Artista! Hatchet and Chains! Dolls! Graveyard! What a week for HHN fans!

In this episode, we’re breaking down everything from our time at Spooky Empire (including the HHN panel) and diving deep into the four original houses announced so far.

AND if another house gets announced on Friday, June 27, be sure to follow us on social because we’re going LIVE on YouTube and Facebook to talk about it and give our full thoughts on all the originals so far!

This week on Shudder Sundays, we’re taking a twisted walk down the YellowBrickRoad but trust us, there’s no Emerald City at the end of this journey.

YellowBrickRoad follows a group of researchers investigating the mysterious disappearance of an entire New Hampshire town back in 1940.

We break down the eerie atmosphere, psychological horror, and that unforgettable sound design that makes YellowBrickRoad one of indie horror’s most underrated trips.

So grab your maps (not that they’ll help), hit play, and let’s get lost together.