Epix is getting into the streaming game. The MGM-owned premium cabler announced the launch of its new digital platform, Epix Now, during the Television Critics Association press tour Sunday — the same day the service went live.
Priced at $5.99 per month, Epix Now will feature Epix’s “full library of critically acclaimed original programming and blockbuster movies,” including the network’s upcoming Batman prequel series “Pennyworth,” the Forest Whitaker-led “Godfather of Harlem,” and drama “Perpetual Grace, Ltd,” starring Ben Kingsley and Jimmi Simpson; along with the docuseries “Punk” from Iggy Pop and “Elvis Goes There” with Elvis Mitchell.
Returning seasons of the network’s original series “Get Shorty,” “Berlin Station” and “Deep State” will also be streaming on Epix Now, along with “thousands of hit Hollywood movies and classic film franchises.”
Epix Now is currently available for download in the App store
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Priced at $5.99 per month, Epix Now will feature Epix’s “full library of critically acclaimed original programming and blockbuster movies,” including the network’s upcoming Batman prequel series “Pennyworth,” the Forest Whitaker-led “Godfather of Harlem,” and drama “Perpetual Grace, Ltd,” starring Ben Kingsley and Jimmi Simpson; along with the docuseries “Punk” from Iggy Pop and “Elvis Goes There” with Elvis Mitchell.
Returning seasons of the network’s original series “Get Shorty,” “Berlin Station” and “Deep State” will also be streaming on Epix Now, along with “thousands of hit Hollywood movies and classic film franchises.”
Epix Now is currently available for download in the App store