If you’re already a Max subscriber, you’re set to get a handful of AMC+ shows headed your way. Starting on September 1st and available through to October 31st, Max will be home to seven original AMC series including Fear the Walking Dead, Killing Eve, and more.
Seasons 1-7 of Fear the Walking Dead will be available on Max during this period, as well as seasons 1-4 of Killing Eve, seasons 1-3 of A Discovery of Witches, seasons 1-5 of Ride With Norman Reedus, seasons 1-2 of Gangs of London, season 1 of Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire, and season 1 of Dark Winds. In total, there will be more than 200 episodes of AMC+ content available for Max subscribers. Dubbed AMC+ Picks on Max, the shows will be featured in a branded menu rail on Max’s ad-free and ad-supported subscription tiers.
“Subscribers turn to Max to find a deep and diverse selection of stories for the whole household,” Meredith Gertler, Warner Bros. Discovery’s EVP of global content strategy, planning and analysis, said in a statement. “The AMC+ collection pop-up is an excellent example of how we can use innovative strategies to add value to our content offering.“
Dan McDermott, president of entertainment and AMC Studios for AMC Networks, added, “AMC Networks makes great shows, and our goal is to bring these shows to as many people as possible, in ways that best serve viewers. This promotional arrangement with Warner Bros. Discovery is a terrific opportunity to serve up some of our most popular and critically acclaimed programming to millions of Max subscribers in the U.S. for two full months.” The specifics of the deal between the two companies hasn’t been revealed, only that it’s being described as “mutually beneficial.“
The first half of the eighth and final season of Fear the Walking Dead wrapped up in June, with the second half set to debut on October 22nd. If you’re a Max subscriber, will you use this opportunity to check out Fear the Walking Dead and the other AMC+ shows?
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