IPTV Movie Channels USA 2026:
HBO, Showtime, Starz & More

What movie channels are included with IPTV?

For movie lovers, IPTV delivers an unbeatable combination of live movie channels and on-demand content. The typical cable subscriber pays $15/month each for HBO, Showtime, and Starz — that's $45/month just for three premium movie channels on top of a base cable bill that itself runs $80-120/month. Our IPTV subscription includes all of those for less than what most people pay just for one.

Beyond the premium networks, our service includes every major movie-carrying cable channel — AMC, TCM, FX, TNT, TBS, Syfy, Hallmark, Lifetime, and more. Add the 200,000+ title VOD library and you have more movies available at any given moment than any single streaming service.

HBO, Showtime, Starz — all included, no add-ons

HBO on IPTV

HBO is the gold standard of premium television and is fully included in our IPTV subscription. You get linear HBO and all its multiplex channels: HBO2, HBO Comedy, HBO Family, HBO Latino, HBO Signature, and HBO Zone. HBO's programming includes first-run theatrical releases (usually 45-60 days after cinema), original films, and its legendary original series programming.

HBO also premieres new theatrical films on a regular schedule. Major studio releases from Warner Bros., Universal, and Sony typically appear on HBO within 45-90 days of their theatrical release date, making HBO one of the fastest premium windows for new movies in television.

Showtime on IPTV

Showtime and all Showtime multiplex channels are included: Showtime 2, Showtime Extreme, Showtime Next, Showtime Women, Showtime Beyond, and Showtime Showcase. Showtime carries a strong library of theatrical films, original movies, and premium original series. Unlike HBO, Showtime tends to specialize in gritty drama films and action-oriented content alongside its acclaimed original programming.

Starz and Starz Encore

Starz is known for its impressive theatrical film library, often carrying exclusive pay-TV windows for Sony Pictures, Disney, and Lionsgate releases. The Starz Encore package of multiplex channels (Starz Encore Action, Starz Encore Family, Starz Encore Classic, etc.) adds depth with themed programming blocks around specific movie genres and decades.

Cinemax (Max) on IPTV

Cinemax — now rebranded as Max for its streaming platform — runs as a linear movie channel with a heavy emphasis on action films, thrillers, and genre cinema. MoreMAX and ThrillerMAX extend the lineup with additional programming focusing on genre films from the 1980s to present day.

AMC and Turner Classic Movies

AMC (American Movie Classics) and TCM (Turner Classic Movies) represent two of the strongest movie cable channels outside the premium tier. AMC mixes classic films with new releases and original programming. TCM is the definitive home of classic Hollywood cinema, running films from the silent era through the 1980s without commercials and with host introductions from film scholars.

200,000+ movie titles on demand

Beyond live channels, our IPTV subscription includes a massive video-on-demand library with over 200,000 titles. Here's what the movie VOD library includes:

• Recent theatrical releases — Films appearing in theaters are added to the VOD library within days of their home release date
• Classic cinema — Thousands of films from Hollywood's golden age, foreign classics, and cult favorites
• Genre collections — Curated collections by genre: horror, sci-fi, westerns, film noir, martial arts, anime, etc.
• International cinema — Films from UK, France, Italy, Japan, South Korea, India, and dozens of other countries
• Direct-to-video titles — Thousands of films that went straight to home release without a theatrical run
• Documentaries — Feature documentaries covering history, nature, crime, music, and social topics

The VOD library is organized by genre, year, country, and director — making it easy to browse when you're not sure what to watch. Search by title or keyword returns results instantly.

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