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Radial Entertainment has officially launched "Paranormal Chronicles," a premium FAST channel dedicated to paranormal investigations, documented hauntings, unexplained phenomena, and mystery-driven true crime. Arriving in time for the Halloween viewing season, the 24/7 channel is available for free across platforms including Google TV Freeplay, LG Channels, Plex, The Roku Channel, DISH TV, Bonusview, and Sling Freestream, with an expansion to Amazon Prime Video scheduled for later this month. Debuting with a catalog of over 500 hours of broadcast-quality content, "Paranormal Chronicles" offers a round-the-clock destination for ghost stories, supernatural mysteries, and upcoming Radial Originals. The channel's rollout features a marathon of the unscripted series "A Haunting," alongside key titles such as "Death Walker," "Ghost Stories," "Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction," "Monsters & Mysteries in America," and episodic content from digital creators "Sam and Colby. " Additional seasons and new titles are slated for addition later in 2026.

New 24/7 Channel Delivers Paranormal Investigations, Documented Hauntings, Unexplained Phenomena and Mystery-Driven True Crime across Major Platforms Radial Entertainment has launched Paranormal Chronicles, a premium FAST channel programmed for fans of paranormal investigations, documented hauntings, unexplained phenomena and mystery-driven true crime.

Just in time for spooky season, fans of the unexplained have a new place to haunt. Radial Entertainment has launched Paranormal Chronicles, a free, ad-supported streaming (FAST) channel devoted to paranormal investigations, documented hauntings, unexplained phenomena and mystery-driven true crime, running around the clock. The channel is available now on Google TV Freeplay, LG Channels, Plex, The Roku Channel, DISH TV, Bonusview and Sling Freestream, with more platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, expected later this month. It launches with more than 500 hours of programming, and Radial says forthcoming first-run Radial Originals are on the way.

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