BloodStream Unveils May 2026 Horror Lineup

BloodStream’s May slate brings exclusives, cult classics, and creature features.

BloodStream Unveils Packed May 2026 Lineup Featuring Exclusives, Cult Favorites, and Genre Deep Cuts

The horror-focused streaming platform BloodStream has revealed its full programming slate for May 2026, delivering a mix of original exclusives, cult titles, and themed weekly programming across the month.

The lineup is anchored by several BloodStream exclusives, including Blackout, Video Vixen, Thrust!, and The Otherkind, alongside the return of the original series Great Kills. The platform also introduces a new animated horror-comedy series, Meat the Carvers, expanding its original content offerings.

Themed programming continues to be a central part of the schedule. Weekly blocks include Monster Monday, Cult Movie Friday, and Behind the Screams, each curating titles across subgenres ranging from creature features to exploitation-era throwbacks.

Among the highlighted titles for the month:

* Video Vixen (May 1) launches as a BloodStream exclusive with a late-night cult tone.

* Thrust! brings post-apocalyptic biker chaos to the platform the same day.

* Wolfkin arrives May 10, blending family drama with body horror elements.

* Deep Dark (May 24) offers an underground horror entry centered on obsession and isolation.

* Cold Moon (May 23) joins as a library premiere with a Southern Gothic backdrop.

The schedule also leans heavily into cult and legacy content, with titles like Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers, Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys, and #Screamers appearing throughout the month.

One of the more expansive programming blocks comes on May 5, with a full lineup of Amityville-themed titles, including Amityville AI, Amityville Bigfoot, and Amityville Death Toilet, reflecting the franchise’s continued presence in low-budget and experimental horror spaces.

Additional programming includes classic film selections such as The Phantom Empire and The Last Woman on Earth, alongside documentary-style entries in the Behind the Screams series, featuring insights into horror effects and genre history.

With a combination of exclusives, curated blocks, and library additions, BloodStream’s May slate positions itself as a broad offering for genre audiences, spanning mainstream-adjacent titles and more niche selections.