Rummaging through the ad-supported platform will turn up lots of long-forgotten, never-heard-of titles.īut wade through enough dreck like “Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles” and oddities such as “Staying Alive,” the Sly Stallone-directed sequel to “Saturday Night Fever,” and you’ll find diamonds like the original “Roseanne” series, Steve Martin’s 1980 NBC special “Comedy is Not Pretty” and the Shout! Factory TV category, which has cult favorites like the original “Black Christmas” and “A Boy and His Dog” with a young Don Johnson. Popcornflix (): Remember those bins of used CDs and VHS tapes near the front of your neighborhood video store - back when there were neighborhood video stores? That’s Popcornflix.
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Hidden gems include “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” with Tina Fey, Terry Gilliam’s decades-in-the-making “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote,” Baby Einstein educational videos for kids, and classic TV series like “Barney Miller,” “Bewitched” and “What’s Happening!!” You may not want to dig for “Cops and Robbersons” starring Chevy Chase and Jack Palance, Lindsay Lohan’s “Labor Pains” or the SNL skit-based film “The Ladies Man,” but they are here, too. It’s ad supported, which is great or not, depending whether you think six commercial breaks is worth it to see Richard Pryor’s semi-autobiographic “Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling.” (Lineups change frequently, so movies, TV shows and other titles listed here may no longer be available.):Ĭrackle (): Click-and-play platform has hundreds of full-length films and TV series sorted into idiosyncratic categories (The Godzilla Channel, Summer Kickback Channel). Here’s a rundown on half a dozen free, add-supported streaming services.
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