ShoutFactory TV goes online with free bad (and good) movies

[Rev. Powell]

This is very cool.

Shout! Factory has put most of it's catalog online for free viewing (with commercials, but still).

This is an absolute bonanza of bad movie goodness, including MST3K (not every episode but still), Elvira, Roger Corman's 70s movies, Jackie Chan, Ed Wood, and more. Doesn't look like the stuff from their "Scream Factory" label is up, but fingers crossed.

http://www.shoutfactorytv.com

[rebel_1812]

I don't know why tv stations haven't caught on to the idea of stream with commercials.  Youtube does it.  TV essentially works on that model.  Yet most sports stations want you to pay money for the streams.  WTF.

[Flangepart]

Saphire and Steel? Yowsa, some Brit stuff too. Good catch, compadre.

[316zombie]

 
thanks for the headsup rev!

[zombie no.one]

nice find rev, however I'm getting "Sorry, this content is not available due to location restrictions." on all of them, so I guess you can only view these if you're in the US

[messedup]

Doesn't work for Non-Americans, but still good list of movies.

[Derf]

It seems good for occasional viewing, but there are about 7 minutes of commercials during a half-hour show (with an actual running time of about 24 minutes), so the ads are pretty intrusive. I guess it's good for people with tiny bladders, though....

[Rev. Powell]

I noticed there are less ads when you watch it in a web browser. If you watch the same program on shout's Roku channel, the ads are more frequent and there are 2-3 times as many.