Tubi has debuted the trailers for four upcoming films: A Father’s Wreckoning, God Said Give ‘Em Drum Machines, The GeeChee Witch: A Boo Hag Story and Rogers Park.
The four films are a part of a partnership between Tubi and Kickstarter called the FilmStream Collective, described as “a partnership to give independent filmmakers access to funding and a guaranteed pathway to distribution.”
The four films are a part of a slate of 21 Kickstarter-funded films that will be on Tubi on Nov. 7, joining other Kickstarter-funded films on the streamer.
Here’s more about the films:
Rogers Park
Two Chicago couples struggle to keep their love alive when secrets and long-simmering resentments rise to the surface.
Starring: Christine Horn, Jonny Mars, Sara Sevigny, Antonie McKay
Directed by: Kyle Henry
The Geechee Witch: A Boo Hag Story
After moving to her husband’s Georgia estate, Leah suspects a sinister curse and soon faces a shape-shifting Boo Hag bent on stealing her life.
Starring: Tryphena Wade, Stephen Cofield Jr., Nikelola Balogun, Basil Wallace, Ernestine Johnson, Sinclair Daniel, Lance E. Nichols, Janee Michelle, Duane Cooper, Dan Cathcart
Directed by: Jeremiah Kipp
God Said Give ‘Em Drum Machines
The story behind the electronic music phenomenon created by Black artists in the 1980s that blossomed into and transformed the realm of EDM today.
Directed by: Kristian R. Hill
A Father’s Wreckoning
When pastor Martin Thomas is shockingly arrested for murder, his family’s world crumbles into financial ruin, shattered dreams and decades of silence. After 23 years in prison, Martin is free and leading a ministry for the formerly incarcerated, but his toughest challenge lies ahead: facing the five sons he abandoned. As buried truths surface and emotions boil over, this fractured family must confront their pain and decide if redemption is possible or if the past will destroy them forever.
Starring: Martin Thomas
Directed by: Shirley Williams-Toney
View the trailers below: