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The horror-movie streaming service Shudder serves up phantasmic scare fare If you love quality horror films, this streaming service is worth the price of admission. Movie-streaming sites are like used bookstores (or if you’re old enough to remember them, the video-rental stores of the VHS and DVD eras). If you go in with a specific title in mind, the odds are it won’t be there. But if you go in and start browsing the inventory, you’ll likely find some interesting treasures. Complex corporate deals and copyright issues beyond common understanding prevent any one service from being a superstore hosting every conceivable title. So what’s the alternative to the “used bookstore?” Easy: the “specialty store” that focuses on a particular genre instead of trying to cover everything comprehensively. We’ve previously covered the high-brow film service  Fandor , the documentary-film service  CuriosityStream , and the independent-film champion  Indiepix . Now we’ll weigh in

Intel NUC6i7KYK review: This Skull Canyon NUC smashes all mini-PC preconceptions Intel’s Skylake Core i7 NUC is talented across the board. AT A GLANCE Intel Skull Canyon NUC6i7KYK Next Unit of Computing   PCWORLD RATING This completely revamped NUC raises the bar for what a mini-PC can do, handling both content-creation tasks and 1080p gaming with ease. Outside of that, the NUC6i7KYK forges a different path for itself. For starters, it looks nothing like the rest of Intel’s signature line of tiny computers. This NUC is flat and long, comes shaded in black and gray, and has a huge skull emblazoned on the lid. (Undoubtedly as a nod to the machine’s codename, Skull Canyon.) ALAINA YEE The Skull Canyon NUC (front) with the Intel NUC5i7RYH (top rear), Gigabyte Brix GB-BXA8-5557 (middle rear), and Zotac Zbox  CI321  Nano (bottom rear). Its hardware also veers from the expected course. Stuffed inside is a beefy quad-cor