Last Updated on September 3, 2025 by Angel Melanson
Shudder is gearing up for the best time of the year, and you know what that means. That’s right, the horror streamer is debuting their Season of Screams event starting next week, and with it comes everybody’s favorite twist on a holiday classic — the Ghoul Log. FANGORIA is excited to premiere some exclusive behind-the-scenes images from the making of this year’s holiday treat as the platform rounds out their massive tenth anniversary celebrations.
This year’s Ghoul Log, appropriately titled Revenge of the Ghoul Log, has been resurrected by the Andujar Twins, the production design team behind the I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot, as well as Shudder’s own Birth/Rebirth. The hour-long video debuts on October 1, with plenty of spooky fall details in store, including a whole host of gourds alongside their jack-o-lantern friends, as well as skeletons and more.
But the Ghoul Log isn’t the only thing coming to Shudder for their Season of Screams. Beginning September 1, the platform is also getting a terrifying lineup of new films, including the acclaimed shark serial killer film Dangerous Animals, the all-new V/H/S/Halloween, Abraham’s Boys, Night of the Reaper, Other, and House on Eden, as well as second seasons of The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans and The Creep Tapes, and a new Halloween special, Joe Bob’s Splatterween.
The streamer will also be reintroducing their popular Halloween Hotline this year, allowing viewers to get personalized horror movie picks from Shudder’s head of programming, Samuel Zimmerman. This comes alongside their iconic live watch parties, taking place every Friday at 9PM ET on Shudder TV, spotlighting new premieres and curated double features. Films included in this year’s lineup include Dangerous Animals and The Furies, Night of the Reaper and Spoonful of Sugar, V/H/S/94 and Late Night With the Devil, and more.
Shudder’s Season of Screams begins on September 1. Check out the exclusive Ghoul Log BTS images below, courtesy of photographer Irais Cardenas.
