TV Series

It is the year 2148 - the Metal Wars have ended - machines battled man, and the machines won. Out of the ashes of defeat came Jonathon Power, humanity's last hope of defeating the Bio Dread warriors led by the evil Lord Dread. Originally aired in 1987-1988 on Canadian and American syndicated television.

In 1988, (or perhaps 1987, depending on who you ask), “Night Flight” premiered Dynaman, a re-dubbed parody of the seventh Super Sentai series, Kagaku Sentai Dynaman. The show featured hyperkinetic editing, quick zooms cribbed from Kung fu flicks, and plenty of very early computer special effects. Dynaman was like anime or manga come to life in hyper real color.

A match made in retro heaven. We are thrilled to add the original 1950s and '60s Gumby series. With some of the best digital transfers around, we've worked with our archivists to recut special half-hour Night Flight 'episodes' of Art Clokey's classic series.

Like long-lost siblings of 1980s late night TV, Night Flight and Dr. Ruth are together at last with the start of a collection of vintage episodes that are streaming right now.

A martial-arts master and his twin brother fight evil in this animated series based on the extremely popular "Beat 'em up" Video-Game franchise published by SEGA.

Two years before “Thriller,” Boris Karloff hosted THE VEIL, a never-broadcast ten episode pilot of a TV horror anthology. “The Veil” was produced a full year before “The Twilight Zone” and “One Step Beyond” made their debut, yet it uncannily evokes both.

Tailspin Tommy is back in a second explosive serial filled with non-stop action, nail-biting suspense, thrilling stunts, and unbelievable special effects. Tommy and Skeeter try to foil an unscrupulous plan concocted by Manuel Casmetto and Horace Raymore to steal Nazi Island's valuable oil reserves. They are fortunately aided in their efforts by Bill McGuire, a newspaperman who poses as Raymond's right-hand man, as well as pilot Milt H...Read More

The Disinformation Television Series caused quite a stir when it aired on the UK's Channel 4. Later picked up (and then dropped) by the Sci Fi Channel in the US, this lost cult treasure is now streaming on Night Flight Plus.

Featuring Kenneth Anger, Joe Coleman, Grant Morrison and more.