Freevee Review

Freevee does offer a handful of originals like the comedy series “Sprung,” musical movies like “Luke Bryan: My Dirt Road Diary,” “Post Malone: Runaway,” and other original titles like “Love Accidentally,” “Hollywood Houselift with Jeff Lewis,” “Troppo,” “Judy Justice,” and “Bosch: Legacy.”

Freevee is also home to the spy thriller “Alex Rider,” the docu-series “Top Class” and “Moment of Truth,” and several other series in production.

Freevee offers a large variety of TV shows, but you’re often limited to one season. Some major titles include “24,” “Lost,” “Spartacus,” and “Chicago Fire.”

The service also offers a fair amount of older series like “I Spy,” “The Rifleman,” “The Greatest American Hero,” and “Peter Gunn.”

While the service does cycle through some big-name blockbusters like “Alien,” “Star Trek,” “Warrior,” and “Snowpiercer,” there is also an enormous library of B-movie craziness, with titles like “Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf,” “Blood Monkey,” and “Ninja Cheerleaders.”

There’s not a ton of quality to be had, but the service does offer some gems if you’re willing to dig.

There is a small section of child-friendly content, like titles from Pokémon and the “Land Before Time” series. Movies like “Stuart Little” are also available.