BloodStream, the premier streaming home for horror, thriller, and cult cinema, has struck a landmark partnership with physical media and restoration titan Severin Films.
Beginning this September, more than 300 titles from Severin’s acclaimed vault will make their way onto the platform. The deal arrives as Severin celebrates its milestone 20th anniversary. Capping off two decades spent unearthing international genre cinema, rescuing lost celluloid oddities, and bringing provocative storytelling back into the spotlight.
Heavyweights, Exploitation Staples, and Folk Horror Foundations
The multi-hundred-film library expansion delivers a goldmine of physical media holy grails directly to streaming audiences. Beyond narrative terror, the drop also features documentaries and more.
Celebrating Twenty Years of Transgressive Cinema
Founded in 2006 by David Gregory, Carl Daft, and John Cregan, Severin Films built its reputation championing movies with sharp edges. Severin founder David Gregory noted that the label was built on the belief that genre cinema speaks a universal language.
BloodStream founder Shaked Berenson and Lead Programmer Heidi Honeycutt echoed that excitement. They emphasized that absorbing over 300 films at once represents a major stride toward constructing the most comprehensive, adventurous, and historically preserved horror library in streaming.
Streaming Access and Fall Rollout
The Severin collection begins rolling out across BloodStream in September, accompanied by specially curated thematic spotlights and filmmaker retrospectives throughout the autumn season.
Developed by the team behind The Horror Collective, BloodStream combines festival favorites, cult classics, and independent discoveries in one dedicated hub. Audiences can access the platform for free with ads or through ad-free and Early Access subscription tiers on the web, mobile, and major connected-TV devices via BloodStreamTV.com.
