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We're all on a big post-Halloween come-down in the UK and Ireland, but take heart because Shudder has our backs with a fantastic lineup of originals, exclusives, and classic films this November. If you're a fan of all things eerie and unsettling, you won't want to miss out on what's in store. Shudder Originals and Exclusives Leading the way is The Boulet Brothers' Dragula, a Shudder original series that's been making waves in the world of horror and drag. This is the fifth season of the reality competition show, and it's packed with new contestants, challenges, special effects makeup, costumes, and performances. Horror icons The Boulet Brothers are on the hunt to find the world's next drag monster superstar, promising a season that's truly terrifying and out-of-this-world. New episodes drop every Tuesday, so mark your calendars for a weekly dose of creep-tastic glamour. If that's not enough to send shivers down your spine, get ready for The Tank, a Shudder exclusive film premiering on Friday, November 10. This film tells the story of Ben and his family, who mysteriously inherit an abandoned coastal property. Little do they know, they've accidentally unleashed an ancient, long-dormant creature that terrorized the region for generations, including their own ancestors. Starring Luciane Buchanan and Matt Whelan, The Tank is a must-watch for those looking for some horror tension. New Additions to Shudder's Film Library As November rolls in, Shudder is expanding its film library with a collection of sinister classics. On November 1, they're introducing All the Colors of the Dark, a tale of a woman recovering from a car accident who finds herself pursued by a coven of devil worshipers. Also hitting the library is Opera, a story of a young opera singer stalked by a deranged fan hell-bent on killing those associated with her to claim her for himself. Four Flies on Grey Velvet follows, where a musician is stalked by an unknown homicidal maniac who blackmails him for the accidental killing of another stalker. And don't miss The Psychic (1977), a chilling narrative about a woman with psychic powers who has a vision of a murder that took place in a house owned by her husband. On November 6, get ready for Mastemah, where Louise, a young psychiatrist, starts analyzing a dark and mysterious man, and soon after, people around her begin to die. Then, on November 13, it's time for See for Me, a heart-pounding thriller where blind former skier Sophie cat-sits in a secluded mansion, only for three thieves to invade in search of a hidden safe. Her only defense is army veteran Kelly. Finally, November 20 brings Black Friday, a story of a group of toy store employees who must protect each other from a horde of parasite-infected shoppers. It's the perfect film to get you in the mood for the holiday shopping season. With such an exciting lineup, Shudder is the go-to streaming service for horror fans this November. Get ready to be thrilled, chilled, and utterly captivated by these captivating releases. Don't forget to check out the Shudder website for more details and the complete schedule.

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