88 Films

United States United States

88 Films operates as a television channel in the United States with a focus on genre cinema, particularly horror, action, and cult films from past decades. Its programming leans heavily toward restored or remastered prints of obscure and international titles, often drawing from the catalogues of independent distributors. Viewers can expect a rotation of low-budget slashers, martial arts features, Italian giallo, and exploitation films that rarely appear on mainstream networks. The channel occasionally airs documentaries about film history or special retrospectives tied to specific directors or subgenres, but its core remains a steady schedule of theatrical and direct-to-video releases from the 1960s through the early 2000s.

In addition to its linear broadcast, 88 Films maintains a digital presence through on-demand streaming platforms available to subscribers in the United States. The channel’s programming is curated without commercial interruption during feature presentations, though brief interstitials or title cards may appear between films. Television guide listings typically group movies by theme or director for a given evening, such as back-to-back entries from a particular series or a double feature of related works. The channel does not produce original series or live content, instead relying on licensed library material that has been cleaned

Schedule
The Tragic Fantasy Tiger of Wanchai
00:55 - 02:40
The Tragic Fantasy Tiger of Wanchai
Movie, Action
Beaten down by a gangster, parking attendant Chan opens a security business and becomes an underworld hero himself. When his girlfriend wants to settle down, Chan realizes he can't outrun his past.
What Price Survival
02:40 - 04:20
What Price Survival
Movie, Action, Drama, Romance
A young man feels responsible for the death of everyone he loves.
The Lunatics
04:20 - 05:50
The Lunatics
Movie, Drama
A psychiatrist donates his time in an attempt to help the mentally ill people who furtively live and work on the streets of Hong Kong.