Prepare yourself for a thrilling ride, as Shudder is set to debut two exciting original horror films next month! Kicking off with "Honey Bunch" on February 13, the platform will then unveil the chilling tale of "Crazy Old Lady" later in the month, which is sure to pique your interest.
Mark your calendars: "Crazy Old Lady" is scheduled to premiere on February 27 and will be available for streaming across several regions including the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. Directed by Martín Mauregui, this gripping film tells the story of Pedro, who receives a frantic call from his ex-girlfriend on a stormy night. She begs him to look after her senile mother, Alicia. What starts as a simple request spirals into a harrowing nightmare when Alicia refuses to let Pedro leave, forcing him into a terrifying game of survival as he tries to outwit her sadistic whims throughout the night.
What makes this film so compelling? "Crazy Old Lady" has already made a mark in the horror film community, winning Best Director at the Horror Competition during Fantastic Fest and being recognized as an official selection at the renowned Sitges Film Festival.
Take a look at the exclusive first image above and stay tuned for more updates as the release date approaches.
Shudder’s lineup for 2026 also features other intriguing titles like "The Mortuary Assistant," "Mother of Flies," "Bodycam," and "Night Patrol," among others. As the year unfolds, we can expect even more captivating content to be announced. Don’t miss the sneak peeks in the video below!
As a seasoned writer in the horror genre since 2008 and currently serving as Editor in Chief of Bloody Disgusting, I’ve had my share of unique experiences, including owning a prop corpse from Eli Roth’s film "Piranha 3D." Plus, I’m a proud cat owner and still enjoy playing with toys!
What are your thoughts on the direction horror films are taking with these new releases? Are you excited for "Crazy Old Lady" or do you think it could fall flat? I'd love to hear your opinions in the comments!
