TAMPA BAY, Florida September 29, 2025 – B Stream, the new Netflix alternative for “B” movies, horror films, and cult favorites, is set to celebrate Halloween all October and is inviting you along for the ride! Each day of the month, a new horror movie is being released on The B Stream at 6:66 PM; that’s 7:06 PM for you normal folks. Just to add a few more screams to this Spooky Season, each movie is being kept a secret until it’s unleashed.

Although the terrors that await are being contained for the time being, a few facts have slithered out of their cages. The 31 films include new releases, special directors’ cuts, remastered classics, and even a couple exclusives that have never been seen anywhere else in the world outside of festivals or cinemas.

“Halloween is special to us. This monster may have only escaped from Dr. Frankenstein’s lab six months ago, but that doesn’t mean we’re keeping it hidden in the shadows,” Chief Operating Officer Brad Lyon shared, whose name you might recall from the Thursday the 12th (a B Stream Exclusive) which he directed and co-starred in. “We wanted to invest heavily in the holiday and make sure our entire B Stream community could be participants.”

Community is something the B Stream takes seriously, so much so you can find it built into the app. Logging in and pressing the Community button (Hive on the website) will take you to a newsfeed where you can interact with other members, post your own content, and even request movies. Just this month direct messaging was even added.

To top it off, B Stream Originals are even in production and subscribers were encouraged to audition. “Membership fees help fund many of the filmmakers whose movies are on our service, including the creation of our own. We felt it only right to give them a shot at being more involved.”

Operating as a subscription streaming service, The B Stream releases movies and TV series in the uncensored manner they receive each title. It never interrupts its viewers movie watching with advertisements and even features a social media element it calls The Hive (the community feature on its apps). Here subscribers can interact with each other, post their own videos and photos, and even request movies to be licensed. Subscriptions are available as low as $5.99 a month when purchased annually or no commitment required for only $7.99 a month. It can be found at thebstream.com and through your Apple and Google Play App stores. A 3-day free trial is currently being offered.