Although many complained that the content available on the Starz app did not justify the $8.99 a month cost of the service, it seems Starz has heard the complaints and has rushed to improve its lineup.
Yesterday Starz announced plans to increase its library of content by 40% before the end of the year. While many of the nearly 7,700 new titles have yet to be added Starz did kick out the new “American Gods,” “Power,” “Outlander,” and others, and it is airing a number of movies both kids and parents like such as Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Inside Out.
You will also find new kids shows such as “Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot,” “The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3,” “Eloise, The Animated Series,” “Yu-Gi-Oh,” “Inspector Gadget,” “The Adventures of Paddington Bear,” “Sonic The Hedgehog,” “Sabrina, The Animated Series,” “Bob the Builder,” “Thomas and Friends,” and “Now You Know.”
The Starz app now has over 1 million subscribers since it launched just over a year ago; however, it is now facing a growing list of competitors such as HBO NOW, Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon.
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