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Craig Engler
Co-Founder of Shiver Studios
Craig Engler is a prominent figure in the horror and genre entertainment industry, now serving as Co-CEO of Shiver Studios, a newly launched horror-focused production company.13
Career Highlights
Shudder:: Prior to co-founding Shiver Studios, Engler was the General Manager of Shudder, AMC Networks' horror streaming service.2 During his tenure, he:
- Launched successful original series like "Creepshow"
- Acquired high-profile titles such as "A Discovery of Witches" and "Mandy"
- Oversaw programming, content production, press, and marketing
Syfy:: Engler spent 15 years as a senior executive at Syfy2, where he:
- Helped launch popular series like "Battlestar Galactica" and "Warehouse 13"
- Served as SVP and GM of Syfy Digital
- Built and launched the Syfy Digital Studio
Other Ventures::
- Co-created and executive produced "Z Nation" for Syfy
- Founded Science Fiction Weekly, later acquired by Syfy
Shiver Studios
In April 2023, Engler teamed up with The Cartel to launch Shiver Studios.15 The company aims to:
- Produce and finance up to 10 horror films annually
- Focus on a theatrical-first approach
- Develop potential horror franchises
Their first two projects in development are "Incident at Joshua Tree" and "Bloody Mary".1
Craig Engler's extensive experience in the horror and sci-fi genres, combined with his leadership roles in both streaming and traditional media, positions him as a key figure in the evolving landscape of genre entertainment.24
Highlights
HBO’s TV adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter” saga has announced the actors for Lily Potter, James Potter and, in somewhat of a curveball move, Charlie Weasley. https://t.co/HiMzpgGnbZ https://t.co/Pk2LGFyVPN

“Back to the Future” star Christopher Lloyd detailed his reaction to producer Steven Spielberg revealing Michael J. Fox was replacing Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly. The Doc Brown actor chatted with costar Fox about the behind-the-scenes shakeup, admitting he was initially not thrilled about needing to reshoot with the “Family Ties” star. Stoltz was fired from the time travel comedy six weeks into filming, with director Robert Zemeckis wanting a more humorous performance from his lead star. https://t.co/0Vh9t9b2Kh

