Updated July 17, 2026 • By Renee Cuisia
Shudder is an on-demand streaming service dedicated to niche horror movies.
In the US, a monthly subscription currently runs at $8.99 per month or $89.99 per year. In 2020, Shudder extended its operations to Australia and New Zealand, where pricing differs. You can also sign up for Shudder via your Amazon Prime account.
Shudder can be accessed via a full range of services including Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Fire TV, Roku, Xbox One and is compatible across Apple and PC computers, and Android and iOS phones and tablets.
With over 500 horror, thriller and supernatural fiction titles, Shudder is one for real horror fans. The platform curators offer categories like "Urban Decay", "Slashics", and "Not Your Ordinary Bloodsucker," among many others.
Rather than horror blockbusters, you’ll rather find rarer movies new and old, including exclusives like The Devils (1971) and originals like Mayhem starring Steven Yeun and Samara Weaving, as well as horror shows and podcasts.
Niche programming: Since it’s curated by human horror aficionados, Shudder covers an impressive range of hidden gems and higher-quality titles.
Well-curated: Through the platform you can access Shudder TV, which is a 24/7 live stream of chilling content in case you can’t decide on what to watch.
How much does Shudder cost?
Shudder starts at $8.99/month. Plans range from $8.99 to $89.99/month.
Does Shudder have a free trial?
Yes. Shudder currently offers a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.
What devices support Shudder?
Shudder is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, iOS, Roku, Xbox.
Can I cancel Shudder anytime?
Shudder is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is Shudder worth it?
Niche programming: Since it’s curated by human horror aficionados, Shudder covers an impressive range of hidden gems and higher-quality titles. Well-curated: Through the platform you can access Shudder TV, which is a 24/7 live stream of chilling content in case you can’t decide on what to watch.