Halloween came early this year.
That’s thanks to horror and drag icons The Boulet Brothers, who just announced a three-project deal with Shudder, which has been the home of their reality competition The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula since Season 4.
The deal includes Season 7 of Dragula, Season 2 of The Boulet Brothers Dragula: Titans, the show’s all-star spinoff, and a new anthology special, The Boulet Brothers’ Holiday of Horrors, which will be co-hosted by Late Night With The Devil star (and frequent Dragula guest judge) David Dastmalchian.
The announcement confirmed that production began this week for Season 2 of Titans, which will be the first of the three projects to premiere later this year on Shudder and AMC+.
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“We’re positively enthralled to extend our unholy alliance with Shudder and AMC+ through this multi-season pact,” The Boulet Brothers said in a press release. “It ensures the underworld stays wide open for many years to come — welcoming fresh souls, darker tales, and even more monstrous mayhem. We’re especially excited to be writing and directing the Holiday of Horrors anthology special alongside some of our dearest friends and fresh new blood of the horror genre. Together, we’re summoning something truly diabolical — and this is only the beginning of the nightmares to come.”
“We’re thrilled to expand our partnership with The Boulet Brothers, who bring their iconic and passionate flare to every project they’ve ever touched and continue to push boundaries in the reality competition space,” Courtney Thomasma, EVP of Linear and Streaming Products for AMC Networks, said in the same release. “We can’t wait to see where Drac and Swan’s vision takes the audience next.”
What new horrors will The Boulet Brothers unleash on their next two casts of monsters? We’ll have to wait until later this year to find out — but rest assured, queer horror junkies around the world are already seated.
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