What's New To Shudder In December 2019: Horror Movies, TV Shows, And Exclusives

Sure, December may be the month of sharing, giving, and spending time with your family, but whose to say you can't watch a bunch of great horror movies as well? While streaming services like Netflix and Hulu deliver a wide-array of content, only Shudder specializes in horror. So check out the list below of movies and exclusives headed to Shudder for the month of December.

While Santa is coming down your chimney, you could be watching the classic horror movie Silent Night, Deadly Night 2, which arrives on December 2. The bizarre film follows Ricky, who goes on a killing spree after remembering the trauma of his parents being killed on Christmas Eve. There is no need to watch the first movie in the series though, as Silent Night, Deadly Night 2 uses around 25 minutes of footage from the original movie. That's right, 28% of this movie is footage from another movie. SN,DN2 also has one of the most infamous moments in horror cinema, when Ricky shoots a man taking out the trash and yells, "Garbage day!"

Another holiday horror movie to watch on Shudder is Deadly Games, which also arrives on December 2. It's Home Alone, a year before Home Alone came out. A young boy is left at home on Christmas Eve with his grandfather, and a killer dressed as Santa breaks in, so the young boy sets up traps and tries to take down this psychopath, even though the child thinks he's actually Santa. Put this movie on Christmas morning instead of It's A Wonderful Life.

Throughout the rest of the month, there are other great movies headed to Shudder as well. Check out the full list below.

Coming to Shudder in December:

December 1

• The Lost Boys (Director: Joel Schumacher)
• The People Under the Stairs (Director: Wes Craven)
• The Serpent and the Rainbow (Director: Wes Craven)
• Shocker (Director: Wes Craven)
• Sleepwalkers (Director: Mick Garris)

December 2

• Deadly Games (a.k.a. 3615 Code Père Noël, Dial Code Santa Claus) (Director: René Manzor)
• Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 (Director: Lee Harry)

December 5

• The Head Hunter (Director: Jordan Downey)

December 9

• Trivisa (Directors: Jevons Au, Frank Hui, and Wai-Kit Wong)
• Iskander: Shadow of the River (Four episode mini-series)

December 11

• Perfect (Director: Eddie Alcazar)
• Inner Demon (Director: Ursula Dabrowsky)

December 13

• Joe Bob's Red Christmas

December 16

• Class of 1984 (Director: Mark L. Lester)
• From the Dark (Director: Conor McMahon)
• Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini (Director: Jason Baker)