Apollo Pros TV is basically a group chat that turned into a website. We gush about our favourite films, argue about shows, rank stuff for fun and share chill home-cinema tips. We only talk about what to watch – we don’t sell subscriptions or give access to any streams.
Just to be super clear for visitors: this is a fan site, not a TV or IPTV provider. No channels, no codes, no playlists – just opinions and recommendations, like any normal movie blog.
New posts, hot takes and random obsessions from the Apollo Pros TV crew.
Some days you don’t want “prestige TV”, you just want background serotonin. From small-town dramas to zero-stress sitcoms, here’s what we throw on when we’ve had enough of real life.
How we pick our lists →You know those films where you notice new details every single time? We collected a few recent sci-fi favourites that reward a second (or fifth) viewing and explained why they stick with us.
No, you don’t need a billionaire setup. We talk basic projectors vs. TVs, soundbars vs. speakers, and how to make any living room feel like a tiny cinema without annoying your neighbours.
There’s too much TV, so we filter it. Here’s a short list of series with strong buzz, great characters or wild concepts that are actually worth pressing play on.
An IMDb-style list of films and series our little community keeps rating highly. Scores are just for fun, not official in any way.
Want to get into films beyond whatever is trending this week? We recommend mixing one classic drama, one animated gem, one thriller, one international hit and one tiny indie. It’s like a sampler platter for your movie taste.
We regularly update this “starter pack” with titles that are widely available on big, legal streaming platforms around the world.
Short answer: a nerdy side project. Longer answer is below.
Just a small bunch of movie and TV addicts who wanted one place to dump our thoughts, lists and recommendations. We’re not a studio, not a TV provider, not a tech company – just fans on the internet.
All movie and show titles, logos and character names we mention belong to their original owners. We only reference them so we can talk about them, like any entertainment magazine or review blog.
The whole point is to keep it simple and legit: talk about movies and shows we like, point people toward official ways to watch, and that’s it.
There’s no secret formula. If someone on the team gets obsessed with a show, discovers a weird gem on page 6 of the catalogue, or finally watches a classic everyone else saw years ago – it usually ends up as a post.
We’re always looking for new stuff to watch and argue about.