Movie Mania

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Movie Mania (formerly B Mania) was a 24-hour movie network that catered to fans of the B movie genre and was targeted at a male audience. Carriage was limited to a small number of cable companies, as well as being available via the C-Band 4DTV system (Galaxy 23, VCN 800). The channel was organized into smooth eight-hour blocks, so the same movie was generally shown three times per day.

History[]

The Channel ended broadcast in November 2000, becoming Movie Mania^[1]

Programming[]

Genres shown on the channel were Premier Theatre, Action Theatre, Comedy Corner, Horror Feature, Classic Cinema and M2 Movie as well as M2 Specials. Movies ranged from the well-known, (ex. Night of the Living Dead), to cult films (ex. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians) to new movies.^[2]

Former logo

Current status[]

The channel is no longer broadcasting and the web site is also gone.^[3]

References[]

3. https://moviemania.in.net

3.https://moviemania.in.net/

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