Cranked Up Films, the genre-focused division of Good Deed Entertainment, is launching a new streaming service called Cranked Up TV this fall. The service will offer a comprehensive catalog of horror content, featuring exclusive films, original productions, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and more.
Cranked Up TV will debut with a lineup that includes original films such as Nightmare Cinema, Extra Ordinary, and the Fresh Hell trilogy. In addition, Cranked Up Films will release the Fresh Hell series, directed by Quinn Armstrong, in select theaters and on VOD. The trilogy’s titles include The Exorcism of Saint Patrick (August 30), Wolves Against the World (September 6), and Dead Teenagers (September 13).
Looking ahead, Cranked Up Films is set to begin production on its upcoming projects later this year, starting with The Chamber, directed by Sergio Pinheiro.
The indie film distributor Good Deed, which launched its production division last year and relocated from LA to Ohio in 2019, continues to focus on high-concept horror, thriller, and supernatural films.
Scott Donley, CEO of Cranked Up Films, expressed enthusiasm about the new venture: “We’re thrilled to provide horror fans with more exciting content and alternatives to existing streaming services. We look forward to expanding our brand among horror enthusiasts and offering independent filmmakers a dedicated platform for their work.”
