Shout! Factory TV
August 10-12, 2019: Sword & Sorcery Marathon on Shout! Factory TV Live
Don’t miss Shout! Factory TV’s three-day marathon of Sword & Sorcery titles starting at midnight Saturday, August 10 and streaming through Monday, August 12, featuring the fantasy epics Wizards of the Lost Kingdom, Sorceress, Deathstalker II, Amazons, Hawk the Slayer, Hercules vs. the Hydra, and for all you MSTies out there, the Mystery Science Theater: 3000 episodes Merlin’s Shop of Mystical Wonders, Cave Dwellers, Hercules and the Captive Women, Steve Reeves in the sequel Hercules Unchained, Magic Sword and Outlaw of Gor.
The marathon’s cornerstone event is a daylong Dungeons & Dragons campaign that uses set pieces from these films, featuring celebrity talent like Deborah Ann Woll (True Blood), Todd Stashwick (Gotham, 12 Monkeys) and Tiffany Smith (Geeking Out, Supernatural).
New on Shout! Factory TV for August 1, 2019
It’s Killer Fish Week!
Don’t forget “Killer Fish Week” is streaming live on Shout! Factory TV – here’s the schedule for the week, including two episodes of Mystery Science Theater: 3000 on Monday. Don’t miss Mila Kunis in the remake of Piranha!
Killer Fish Week Is Coming Back!
Tune in starting July 28th for Shout! Factory TV’s “Killer Fish Week”, seven nights of waterborne terror including the great-granddaddy of homicidal piscine movies, Joe Dante’s Piranha together with tons of special features.
New on Shout! Factory TV for July 1, 2019
Leaving Shout! Factory TV on June 25, 2019
(Still available: The 1995 Piranha remake produced for Showtime’s “Roger Corman Presents”)
Leaving Shout! Factory TV on June 14, 2019
Update: Shout! Factory TV Streaming App
I’m happy to report that a new version of Shout! Factory TV’s streaming app is now available for Amazon’s Fire Stick (and, presumably, other streaming devices). As you may recall, the third-party provider delivering content to their old app stopped sending new updates and it eventually went dark. Now with the new app you have access to Shout! Factory’s vast streaming library, including the classic run of Mystery Science Theater and a recent deluge of titles from Roger Corman’s New World Pictures library.
