Full Moon Features Classics Find New Home On BloodStream

BloodStream is expanding its genre library with the addition of select titles from the Full Moon Features catalogue, strengthening its position as a specialist streaming platform for horror, thriller and science fiction fans. The move was confirmed this week following an announcement reported by Screen Daily, with the newly licensed films set to roll out in the coming months.

Launched late last year, BloodStream has positioned itself as a curated destination for genre cinema, combining cult favourites, international releases, festival discoveries and independent productions. The platform currently hosts more than 2,000 titles across both free ad-supported and subscription tiers, available on major devices and browsers. Recent additions that have driven viewer engagement include Super Happy Fun Clown, The Death of Snow White, Onlyfangs and the long-unavailable cult feature The Invisible Life of Thomas Lynch, alongside Talia Shea’s SXSW breakout short Make Me a Pizza.

The arrival of Full Moon Features content brings with it a library closely associated with independent horror across several decades. Founded by Charles Band, Full Moon has built a reputation on prolific output and distinctive genre branding, with franchises such as Puppet Master, Subspecies, Witchouse, Gingerdead Man and Demonic Toys becoming fixtures of cult horror culture. While BloodStream has yet to confirm the full list of titles, the partnership represents the first time select Full Moon films will be available on the platform.

BloodStream’s programming team has framed the addition as part of a broader strategy to balance established genre touchstones with newer and more experimental work. The platform’s aim has been to offer context and visibility to filmmakers across eras, appealing to viewers seeking both familiarity and discovery.

The streaming expansion coincides with a wider international push for the Full Moon catalogue. Los Angeles-based Studio Dome has signed a separate agreement to handle international sales for the library, with sales activity set to begin at the European Film Market in Berlin next month. That deal includes the Puppet Master franchise and other key titles, reflecting renewed interest in Full Moon’s catalogue across multiple territories.

As part of the Studio Dome agreement, a selection of Full Moon films will also be made available on BloodStreamTV, reinforcing the streamer’s role within a growing distribution network that spans theatrical, television and digital platforms. Further programming updates and specific title announcements are expected soon, signalling continued growth for BloodStream as it deepens its focus on genre-driven curation.

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