israelhost.blogg.se - November 11 2015 streamer showdown

That said, I would like to see a more diverse lineup with stronger offerings on the lower end of the indie spectrum. The streaming quality and strong offerings from some of the genre’s biggest indie distributors might be worth the monthly cost alone. Stuff that I can’t imagine appeals to much of anyone.

It’s not uncommon for a film to be spoiled by a high-res featured image.

Netflix has a bazillion horror films on deck, but the same 50/60 show themselves over and over again.

Sub categories can be nonsensical and downright inaccurate.

Excellent app support (including Google Chromecast).

Excellent streaming quality with minimal service interruptions.

These are typically strong indie efforts in the modern horror scene. Most horrors from IFC MIDNIGHT, DARK SKY FILMS, MAGNET RELEASING, and RLJ ENTERTAINMENT seem to appear in the service after a month or two of VOD release.The service has embedded itself in popular culture, and it has one hell of a catalog behind it. When a Netflix member meets someone without Netflix – it’s like telling us you live life without running water. You know, through the eyes of a horror fan. So while we’re still early into the new year, we thought now would be the perfect time to pit these various streaming services against one another. Sure, VOD platforms like iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Instant, Hulu, and Xbox Video have been around for years.But perhaps now more than ever, we’re starting to see a boom in curated streaming services - particularly around the horror genre.

Thanks to the rapid growth of personal technology, it’s now easier than ever to discover and view horror films straight from your mobile phone, computer, set top box, or streaming device.