You play as Blake Langermann, husband and cameraman to your wife Lynn Langermann, who is an investigate journalist. Theories and explanations are further down after the synopsis. Once the bandage is off their head at around half health, every Jumping Attack becomes the Jumping Attack with Projectiles, so keep that in mind.After 10 playthroughs and reviewing all collectibles here’s my understanding of Outlast 2’s events and a synopsis of the story. The Mob Summons in this boss fight are a bit more intrusive than the mobs in most other battles thanks to their movement abilities and projectiles, so you probably shouldn't ignore them for long less they build up, and you might even want to focus on taking them out first and then shifting back to attacking Shamura. But, if the Lamb just makes sure to roll as soon as they see any movement from the top-right of the screen, this move is easily avoidable. The Web Up and Slash Down attack is one of the only off-screen attacks in the game that doesn't have a telegraph on the ground that lets players know when it'll land. Position around the back of their abdomen and players should be able to swing away during this attack in safety. The Pedipalp Slash hits mostly in front of Shamura, but it's a bit bigger of a hitbox than it seems. 
That said, there are some general tips to keep in mind: If the player positions themselves well, a good portion of Shamura's attacks can just whiff while the Lamb wails away on their abdomen. Shamura, unlike some of their siblings such as Heket or Kallamar, is actually a boss the Lamb can play pretty aggressively against. Then, Shamura immediately bends down before leaping toward the Lamb. Shamura outstretches their two forefront appendages outward almost in a sort of "asking for a hug" pose. The only difference between the two is that, on landing, Shamura unleashes a single wave of projectiles in all directions.
The projectile version only occurs after Shamura's head bandage comes off. They will jump between two and four in a row. The default version has Shamura jumping toward the Lamb and stepping downward with their Pedipalps on landing. There are two variations of this attack, the default one and the one with projectiles: Identical to the Spider Bombs visual tell. Also has telegraphs on the ground marking where the globs will land. Very similar to Spider Bombs, but instead of Bombs, it's the globs of Poison instead seen in other Boss Fights such as Vephar and Hauras. Similar visual tell to the Spider Bombs, but as soon as the string of web comes out, it should be obvious that this attack is coming. Then, a second later, they come back down from the other direction, slashing at the location where they land. 
This is an attack where Shamura expels a web from their abdomen before pulling themselves off-screen.
Instead of rearing up for their slash, Shamura leans forward, puts their two front appendages in front of their chest, and closes their eyes while sticking their abdomen up. The pattern of the bombs is seemingly random and there are telegraphs on the ground to mark where they'll land. The boss leans forward before expelling a series of bombs from its abdomen. Shamura "rearing up" as well as their eyes narrowing to look angry and opening their mouth to "roar" before the slash. Shamura rears up before using their four front legs to "slash" in front of them in a horizontal arc. The web sacs start shaking subtly before breaking open. The spiders that spawn from these can be any of the spider monsters seen throughout Silk Cradle, and only one sac seems to pop open at a time. Periodically, the web sacs near the roof of the arena will pop open, dropping spider mobs into the fight.
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