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'BAD Things' is a rainbow flag-waving homage to Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic 'The Shining', directed by Stewart Thorndike.

Folks watching Bad Things are sure to pick up on references to a Stanley Kubrick classic and the Stephen King bestseller on which it's based.

Netflix turned director Peter Berg loose to do a six-part limited series on the Sackler family’s love affair with money and their foray into a barely legal painkiller that was

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A moody atmosphere, chainsaw chases, and milk oozing from walls? Stewart Thorndikes Bad Things is now available on Shudder, and its a queer riff on The Shining.

Plus: A nearly accidental SHINING Easter egg, and more from writer/director Stewart Thorndike.

The second installment of the out director’s motherhood trilogy stares deeper into the abyss of female rage, queerness, and child-rearing.

Inhospitable ghosts, a kid werewolf and Japanese zombies make up this month’s scary picks.

A breakdown of the ending of Stewart Thorndike's twisted psychological horror "Bad Things".