The company says the service now provides local news and weather coverage in more than 90 percent of local U.S. Haystack News-formerly called Haystack TV-is an ad-supported streaming service that provides local, national, and global news from more than 350 content partners.
Some of the content includes episodes of series such as “Baby Einstein” and “Bailey’s Backyard.”Ĭrackle can be accessed on Amazon Fire TV and Roku devices and TVs Apple TVs smart TVs from Hisense, LG, Samsung, and Vizio gaming consoles and Android and iOS mobile devices. New feature films include “Willy’s Wonderland,” a horror flick starring Nicolas Cage as a quiet janitor at a condemned theme park who teams up with local teens to defeat a legion of demonic animatronic characters.ĭuring the pandemic, Crackle launched the Homeschool Channel, which provides parents and others who are taking on the role of home schooling with a variety of teaching tools focusing on students up to 8 years old. Original Crackle series include “Snatch,” based on the movie of the same name, and “Bucket List,” about college football programs. Newer films include “Concussion” and “District 9.”
The company says it will have close to 200 hours of new Crackle original and exclusive programming in 2021.Ĭrackle added five new channels in February, including the Black Entertainment Channel Inspiration Athletes, about, well, inspirational athletes and Love on Crackle, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Crackle, which used to be Sony’s ad-supported streaming service, hosts a library of mainstream titles that include popular older TV shows, such as “Barney Miller” and “Fantasy Island,” and movies such as “Charlie’s Angels,” “Chinatown,” and “The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear.” It also has a smaller collection of somewhat more recent movies, including “Colombiana” and “Zodiac.”Ĭrackle, now owned by Chicken Soup for the Soul, is a brand within Crackle Plus, which operates several other ad-supported and subscription networks, including EspañolFlix, FrightPix, and Popcornflix, among others.
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