There is a new horror channel for streamers to enjoy. And no, it’s not a coincidence that it was announced on Friday the 13th. The free channel will be available to download Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku TV as well as iOS and Android devices.
Veteran television producer Eric Tomosunas and media executive Michael Parnes, most recently VP of Insights and Strategy for Adult Swim, have teamed up to launch FearPix, the channel which promotes itself as “all things horror, thriller, and true crime”.
As part of this announcement, FearPix also announced several distribution deals and partners for the newly-launched ad-supported video on-demand service (AVOD) including, Alliance Entertainment, The Asylum, Filmhub, FilmRise, Green Apple Entertainment, Legacy Distribution, Leomark Studios, Woodcut Media and Atlanta-based content company Tenderfoot TV.
The number of partners should ensure that the channel has lots of content to pull from and additionally, FearPix is finalizing its first-ever original production entitled DOLLAR $TORE KILLERS. Written by Anghus Houvouras & directed by Cleve Braddy, DOLLAR $TORE KILLERS is marketed as “a dark tale of revenge and redemption that takes viewers along a gripping, thrill-ride of a must-see horror film”.
Viewers will be able to see over 3,000 hours of content including horror movies from the early 1900s to today’s cult favorites, and various series covering true crime and cold cases, UFOs, ghosts and more.
Eric Tomosunas, CEO of FearPix said, “Our distribution partnerships are pivotal in expanding the FearPix library and ensuring that we deliver the very best to our dedicated fans. These collaborations empower us to provide an ever-growing collection of fear-inducing content, locking in FearPix as the ultimate haven for horror, true crime and thriller enthusiasts.”
FearPix is owned and operated by Eric Tomosunas and Swirl Films, a leading independent television and film production company based in Atlanta, Georgia.
For more information, you can visit www.fearpix.com or follow on YouTube, Instagram and X.
