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4 days ago · Stacy Spikes (left) and Hamet Watt (right) are the co-founders of MoviePass. “Someone said, ‘Oh, you're trying to make Netflix for movie theaters.’ And that was the genesis of the idea to bring the subscription model to movie-going,” Spikes tells KCRW.
4 days ago · Why it matters: Since relaunching last year under original co-founder Stacy Spikes, MoviePass is writing a comeback story for one of the industry's biggest flameouts. Driving the news: The investment from Comcast's consumer venture group Forecast Labs comes a few months after MoviePass reported its first-ever profitable year.
4 days ago · It doesn’t move the ball forward much, and it relies heavily on the point of view of co-founder Stacy Spikes, who was pushed out of the company and is now trying to lead its comeback.
4 days ago · This film is about a plan set up by two African-American businessmen/idealists, Stacy Spikes and Hamet Watt. The plan was for subscribers to invest $9.60 a month and receive a pass which enabled them to see a film of a day anywhere, anytime.
3 days ago · But the documentary also brings to the fore the overlooked story of Stacy Spikes and Hamet Watt, the company’s Black co-founders who built something special and innovative, but who were shoved off in a frustrating move of greed and racial politics.
3 days ago · Stacy Spikes, co-founder of the subscription service Movie Pass, shares his thoughts about the upcoming HBO documentary, “MoviePass, MovieCrash,” corporate accountability and whether Black artists can save Hollywood.
4 days ago · This week, we continue our "In Conversation" series with Stacy Spikes, co-founder and CEO of MoviePass! In this episode, we chat with Stacy about his journey as a film buff and entrepreneur....
