We now have 10 codenames for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights event, but what do they mean—and why are they all named after flowers?

In previous years, these codenames have sometimes hinted at connections to the properties or themes of the haunted houses. Will that trend continue this year?

Only time will tell, but let’s dive in and see if we can crack the codes!

For January, we're taking one final look back at 2024 and highlighting some of the best horror offerings from Shudder!

To kick things off, we're diving into the supernatural smash hit, Late Night With The Devil! Written, directed, and edited by Colin and Cameron Cairnes, this chilling film stars David Dastmalchian, Laura Gordon, Ian Bliss, Fayssal Bazzi, and Ingrid Torelli.

Blending "found footage" and documentary-style filmmaking, the story unfolds during a Halloween 1977 late-night talk show. In a desperate attempt to boost ratings, the host invites an allegedly possessed girl onto the show—with terrifying consequences.

What did you think about Late Night With The Devil?

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What an incredible way to kick off the new year—new speculations and rumors are already rolling in!

After a brief holiday break, we’re back with not just one, but two juicy rumors from HHN Insider Legacy. And that’s not all—Horror Night Nightmares has dropped their first Speculation Map of the season, and two intriguing codenames from building permits have entered the mix as well.

There’s so much to unpack, so let’s dive right in!

Nick and Jamie are back for the final Shudder Sundays of December, wrapping up our month-long Holiday Horror Marathon in style! 🎄🔪

To close out the season, we’re diving into the all-time classic Black Christmas (1974).

Directed by Bob Clark and written by Roy Moore, this iconic Canadian slasher stars Olivia Hussey, Keir Dullea, Margot Kidder, and John Saxon. The chilling story follows a group of sorority sisters who receive disturbing phone calls and are stalked by a mysterious killer during the holiday season.

🎥 Black Christmas paved the way for slasher films and remains a must-watch for horror fans. What did you think of this festive fright fest? Let us know in the comments!

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🎄🔪 Nick and Jamie dive into the chaos of Christmas Bloody Christmas (2022), a #Shudder original that blends holiday cheer with pure carnage!

On Christmas Eve, Tori's plans to party are derailed when a robotic Santa Claus from a nearby toy store malfunctions—turning her quiet town into a deadly battleground. Will she survive the ultimate showdown with a mechanical menace?

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Let us know your thoughts on this holiday horror in the comments!

Continuing our Holiday Horror trend for the month we are exploring a British Slasher where NO Santa is safe!

Don't Open Till Christmas is a 1984 British slasher film directed by Edmund Purdom, and starring Purdom, Alan Lake, Belinda Mayne, and Gerry Sundquist. Written by Derek Ford and Alan Birkinshaw, the film follows a mysterious killer murdering Santa Claus impersonators in London during Christmastime.

This week we welcome on a very special guest! Marc Kleinhenz who is one of the Creators/Writers behind "Horrors Untold"

Horrors Untold is a first-of-its-kind book that is part nonfiction, part fiction, and part game. Roughly 40% of the experience is a guide to Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights; another 40% is an original, creepy story; and the remaining 20% is a series of puzzles and riddles.

For being apart of the FAB Fam YOU can receive 20% off your purchase of this thrilling take home adventure by using the code "Beer20"

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Join us every Sunday as we discuss a movie from our favorite streaming service "Shudder"!

You can listen along on your favorite Podcast app or watch along on YouTube!

For the month of December we are focussing on Holiday Horror! First up is All the Creatures Were Stirring which is a 2018 American Christmas horror comedy anthology film written and directed by Rebekah and David Ian McKendry.

The film was released on digital, video on demand and DVD on December 4, 2018, and on Blu-ray on January 8, 2019.

We know, we know. HHN just wrapped, but you have to start some where! The wheels started turning months ago for us and now it is time to drop our thoughts.

Let's take a look ahead at some of the movies that come out this year and see if maybe, just maybe we can nail down some guesses again this year.

We hope you all dressed for the occasion because we are rolling out the red blood soaked carpet for Halloween Horror Nights 33 and handing out a whole bunch of hardware!

Who is taking home the ever so coveted Broken Toilet Award? Who could possibly win this year's Swing and a Miss Award? There's only one way to find out and that's by listening to this year's show!

You may all be seated now as we begin to take the stage...