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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Azrael’ on Shudder, a Horror-Thriller Subbing out Dialogue for Samara Weaving’s Expressive Face (And Plenty of Gore) By John Serba Published Oct. 25, 2024, 6:55 p.m. ET ...

Azrael is now streaming on Shudder. UPDATE: Oct. 24, 2024, 4:30 p.m. EDT Azrael was reviewed on March 13, 2024, out of SXSW 2024. This review has been updated to reflect current streaming options.

‘Azrael’ Review: Wordless Horror Indie Proves Incapable of Explaining Its Own Premise A woman escapes a mute cult in a future filled with zombies and accidental implications in the latest from ...

Azrael makes a ferocious meal out of its lack of talking, subbing in some stellar sound design and carefully chosen needle drops and score cues. Katz’s film is occasionally complicated by the ...

Azrael Director E.L. Katz on How Mad Max Ripoffs on Tubi Inspired His Revenge Thriller The dialogue-free and blood-soaked movie lands in select theaters on September 27th.

Azrael, the new 2024 horror movie starring Samara Weaving, has a lore behind the burned demons — but the crew doesn’t want you to know it fully.

Azrael is not yet streaming on Shudder. Right now, the movie is only in theaters. We do expect to see Azrael streaming on Shudder soon, but the Azrael Shudder release date has not yet been announced.

‘Azrael’ Review: Samara Weaving Silently Runs for Her Life in a Feature-Length Chase Sequence SXSW: E.L. Katz's sophomore feature plays out like a lo-fi version of "Mad Max: Fury Road" that's ...

Azrael also stars Vic Carmen Sonne, Katariina Unt and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, and is set for a theatrical release on September 27.

Azrael is now playing in theaters, and will stream on Shudder at a date TBD. This review is based on a screening at the 2024 SXSW Film Festival. There’s very little dialogue, and what we do get ...