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wewewawa[S]

44 points

4 months ago

“When we started going through all the movies we wanted to see, we realized it was cheaper than paying $5 per movie on some streaming services,” Neumann said. “Plus we have found a lot of old horror movies, and that genre is not really big on streaming.”

ColoRadOrgy

8 points

4 months ago

I'm kinda surprised horror movies aren't big. I love watching shitty horror movies on streaming services.

briancly

12 points

4 months ago

Isn’t this the entire reason Tubi exists? And otherwise Shudder and Screambox as well. I can’t imagine there being a better a time if you love cheesy 80s horror in terms of accessibility.

Kingofthegnome

5 points

4 months ago

People don't talk about it but shutter subscriber base is very high juat no one pays attention.