To a true aficionado, no time is a bad time to watch a thriller or horror flick. That includes their commute, downtime in an airport, and a lazy Sunday afternoon—in addition to the traditional witching-hour screenings. The Shudder streaming video service allows fans of all shades—from super fans to those who like to flirt with thrilling entertainment—to watch old favorites and discover new gems from anywhere as long as they have an Internet connection. Its films are available to view via web browser, iOS and Android apps on smartphones and tablets, and streaming devices like XBox, FireTV, Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast.

"The Shudder library ... destroys Netflix in terms of both quality and quantity," wrote Paste magazine. A "subscription to Shudder is a bit like having access to the best local independent video store you can imagine. The sheer variety is enough to make a horror geek lightheaded."

The curated collection spans regions, time periods, and subgenres—you can find everything from classics (Romero's Night of the Living Dead, Argento's Opera) to newer releases (Let the Right One In, Borgman) to campy flicks (Birdemic, Sleepaway Camp).