The “B” TV Network

10/02/2022

IT’S OUR TURN!! All day on Onyx Classic Movies. Experience the horrors of humans turning into monsters.
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10/01/2022

Tune in all day for the movie that still scares me to death. The classic Zombie horror movie, “Night of the Living Dead” by George A. Romero.
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02/01/2022

01/08/2022

On December 17, 2020 the “B” TV Network launched. It was one of the most proud and scariest moments in my life. I was sure that there were people like me that loved “B”Movies especially the Horror and Sci Fi genres. So I took a leap of faith and created our first channel, The “B”Movie Channel. This channel is supportive of my museum, The “B” Movie Museum. Our second channel is Onyx Classic Movie Channel. this channel supports movies that have either all black casts, directors, or writers. And to have all three is the TRIFECTA!

We are currently developing our Classic Cartoons Channel and Classic Martial Arts Movie Channel.

As we continue to look forward, we are working hard to ensure we launch all 25 channels on our TV network by 2023. Your input is greatly appreciated and if there is a channel you would like to see creates, reach out to us at: [email protected]

Watch the “B” TV Network daily at: www.strimm.com/BTVStation

01/08/2022

“You don't have to become something you're not to be better than you were. A person doesn't have to change who he is to become better."
~ Sidney Poitier

Sidney Poitier passed away January 7th at the age of 94. He has given the world a lasting legacy in movies, television, and publishing.
Some of his most enduring films include: Porgy and Bess (1959), A Raisin I the Sun (1961); Lillies of the Field (1963) for which he became the first African American man to win the “Best Actor” Oscar-in a leading role; In the Heat of the Night (1967); To Sir with Love (1967; and Guess Who’s coming to Dinner? (1967).

Mr. Poitier is credited as an Actor in 55 television and movie performances. As a Director in 9 movies, including: “Buck and the Preacher (1972)” starring Harry Belafonte, “Ghost Dad (1990)”, the iconic 1970’s era movies “Uptown Saturday Night (1974)” and “Let’s do it Again (1975)” all three movies starring comedian Bill Cosby. In the latter two movies, Mr. Poitier also co-starred while directing.

We Salute you Sir!!

Photo Credit - Alamy

10/15/2021

Visit www.bmoviemuseum.com and tune in tonight at 8pm for the Friday Night Ghoulfest featuring Werewolves on Wheels. A biker gang and its leader (Stephen Oliver) fall prey to a satan worshipper (Severn Darden) and his cult.