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Hellcat clip gives a creepy clue about the movies spooky secret

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Hellcat clip gives a creepy clue about the movies spooky secret
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There's a secret lurking at the heart of Hellcat, a horror film soon to hit Shudder. On the festival circuit, critics cheered writer/director Brock Bodell's feature film debut for its intensity and its surprising twist. To tantalize would-be viewers, Shudder has shared with Mashable an exclusive clip from Hellcat.

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Original publisherMashable
Canonical URLhttps://mashable.com/entertainment/hellcat-clip-blood-fridge
Publication timeTue, 11 Aug 2026 15:00:00 +0000
Retrieval time2026-08-11T15:25:48.096Z
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There's a secret lurking at the heart of Hellcat, a horror film soon to hit Shudder. On the festival circuit, critics cheered writer/director Brock Bodell's feature film debut for its intensity and its surprising twist. To tantalize would-be viewers, Shudder has shared with Mashable an exclusive clip from Hellcat. And as someone who knows its secrets, I can assure you that this clip has some telling clues about the movie's secret subgenre. But I'm getting ahead of myself. SEE ALSO: Best horror movies of 2026, and where to watch them now Hellcat stars Dakota Gorman as Lena, a young woman who awakes to find herself in a mobile home that she's never seen before. The windows are covered, but she can tell she's speeding along down some road.

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