B-Movie TV is proud to announce that Mario Cerrito’s notorious Human Hibachi franchise will serve as the centerpiece for the network’s first-ever Easter Weekend Premiere event this Easter Sunday.
Human Hibachi – Friday April 3rd at midnight
Human Hibachi 2: Feast in the Forest – Saturday April 4th at midnight
Human Hibachi 3: The Last Supper – Easter Sunday April 5th at 8pm
As streaming platforms pivot toward high-budget, “flavor of the month” content, B-Movie TV is doubling down on raw, transgressive cinema. Programming Director Hart D. Fisher selected Cerrito’s work for its bold approach to one of horror’s most difficult sub-genres.
“Cannibalism is a tough genre to get right,” said Fisher. “Mario Cerrito nails it. Hell, unlike the direct-to-streaming folks, Mario did it before the email bombshells about celebrities eating children hit the net. It makes it the perfect triple threat for our first Easter Weekend Premiere.”
The event marks a major milestone for the network as it prepares for a massive digital relaunch. Fans can expect a weekend dedicated to the visceral, found-footage storytelling that has made Human Hibachi a modern underground cult classic.
Support Independent Horror
B-Movie TV and its sister network, American Horrors, remain committed to uncut, independent genre film. Supporters can gain access to exclusive behind-the-scenes clips, advance previews, and “The Morgue” archives by joining the official Patreon.
B-Movies: https://www.patreon.com/u98804167
American Horrors: https://www.patreon.com/americanhorrorstv
Official Merchandise
Limited edition Human Hibachi, B-Movie TV, and American Horrors coffee cups, t-shirts, and apparel are available now at the official online shop: http://www.americanhorrors.net/shop
Coming Soon
The network is currently rebuilding b-movietv.com for a comprehensive relaunch scheduled for May. In the meantime, fans can find updated schedules and programming news at http://www.americanhorrors.net
About B-Movie TV:
B-Movie TV is a premier destination for cult cinema, grindhouse classics, and independent horror, curated by legendary creator Hart D. Fisher.