Tony Todd, Nick Cage & Lying Beaches

You've seen shark flicks, serial killer movies and scary bottle episodes. Why not combine them? This week, we've got "Dangerous Animals" and The Last Drive In on Shudder, the somber vampires in "Bleeding" have wandered from Screambox over to Tubi, and Nick Cage shares the screen with cosmic horror, Tommy Chong and real life alpacas in "Color Out of Space" on Hulu. Plus - the beach in "The Shallows" is the funniest lie ever told, Mr. Rogers quotes work great with werewolves, and Tony Todd is just the right kind of crazy for a mythological monster flick that's so 2006, it hurts.

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