SCREAM TV launches in October, and you can watch for FREE

There’s a new free to air and free to stream TV channel out there, and it will launch later in October. SCREAM TV is 100% dedicated to horror, and horror fans will be able to watch through the DistroTV app on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and IOS and Android devices. The press release reads: “SCREAM TV is just pure, unrelenting horror 24/7 available to everyone for FREE! No passwords, no subscriptions, no fees.”

NYX Media Corporation CEO Corinne Ferguson says the team is super excited about the upcoming launch, especially since it’s free to view the films that will be included. “One of our passions as horror fans is to painstakingly craft a journey through the horror genre worthy of the viewer’s time every night and 24/7.”

She said the programming was created with respect for the viewing experience, and that SCREAM TV also respects content creators. For them, she promises that attention has been paid to both publicity and financial aspects. Ferguson also promises that SCREAM TV will include something for all types of horror fans, “even the young ones.”

The roster of films includes a primetime line-up consisting of film favorites and classics, and daytime viewers will be treated to cult classics that may have been off our radar for some time. In addition to horror movies, there will also be TV shows and documentaries.

When will SCREAM TV launch in North America?

You can start watching SCREAM TV on October 13 at 6:00 a.m. ET. In addition to the ways to watch listed above, there will be more ways announced very soon.

Classics that will be available on SCREAM TV include:

• 13 Ghosts (1960)

• Black Sunday

• Cat o’ Nine Tails

• Suspiria (1977)

• Demons

• Demons 2

• Lucio Fulci’s Zombie

• City of the Living Dead

• Alice Sweet Alice

• Pieces

• Phantom of the Opera

• Nosferatu

Prefer modern classics? SCREAM TV has you covered with films such as Halloween, The Evil Dead, Troll Hunter, The Descent and much more. Films that will be added in the coming months will include Hell House LLC, along with Hell House LLC II and III, Black Christmas (1974) and The Taking of Deborah Logan.

Daytime programming has a lot to offer as well, with anthology series One Step Beyond and Tales of the Unexpected (a personal favorite).

In addition to all of that, SCREAM TV is promising to provide us with the very best horror shorts and some original programming coming up towards the end of the year.

For more info, you can check out the website scream-tv.com, which will launch on October 13. There you can find daily schedules, along with news and reviews, all dedicated to the horror genre.