Lionsgate Play is set to make this festive season even more exciting with its new campaign ‘Gatecrash Lionsgate,’ offering free access to its vast library of movies and series from October 18 to 24.
For one week, viewers can explore the platform’s premium content at no cost, including the Indian premiere of ‘Paris Has Fallen’, the latest in the ‘Has Fallen’ action franchise, which will be available starting October 18th. Weekly episodes of the highly anticipated series will be released as part of this promotion.
With the campaign, Lionsgate Play aims to engage more viewers during the festive period, providing a taste of its rich content offerings without any paywall restrictions. In addition to Paris Has Fallen, subscribers can enjoy a variety of genres, from thrillers and action to romance and drama, further broadening the entertainment landscape.
This initiative not only breaks the traditional paywall for a limited time but also introduces the platform’s diverse collection to a wider audience. Lionsgate Play hopes to entice viewers to continue subscribing after the campaign ends, as they experience the quality and variety of the streaming service firsthand.
The Gatecrash Lionsgate campaign symbolizes a fun and engaging way to celebrate the festive season, with the promise of more to come through weekly episode drops and exclusive content releases.
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