#1A ragtag group barricade themselves in an old Pennsylvania farmhouse to remain safe from a horde of flesh-eating ghouls ravaging the Northeast.
Night of the Living Dead
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This Barcelona-based service has been a haven for arthouse and European film fans since 2007, when it became one of the first streamers in Spain, and it still works nothing like the big apps. There is no autoplay algorithm chasing you into the next episode, just a hand-picked lineup of festivals, restored classics and independent cinema from across Europe and Asia. The library runs to roughly fifteen thousand titles you will not find elsewhere, from award-winning documentaries to arthouse series. The catch is that Filmin is available in Spain and Portugal, so an IP outside those markets loads a block screen instead of the catalog.
A solid VPN like Surfshark fixes that by switching your apparent location back to Spain. You still pay for your own subscription, and the VPN only swaps your IP address, it never promises content for free. Connect to a server in Madrid, sign in to your account, and Filmin plays in 1080p wherever you happen to be, with no regional wall in the way.
Tested weekly by our team. Green: works, amber: partial, red: blocked.
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Filmin works in 2 countries, including in Portugal and in Spain. In 192 more it is blocked, and outside available regions you will need a VPN.
Filmin is blocked in the United States, in the United Kingdom, in Australia, in Canada and in New Zealand, plus in 187 more countries. To access it, use a premium VPN like Surfshark.
Filmin is a Spanish subscription service, born in Barcelona, devoted to arthouse, independent and European cinema. It was founded in 2007 by Juan Carlos Tous, Jaume Ripoll and José Antonio de Luna, and reached viewers a year later. Its catalogue runs to some fifteen thousand titles: feature films first, but also documentaries, series, shorts and themed collections built by hand. What sets Filmin apart is editorial curation rather than an algorithmic feed, guided by its long-standing promise of a film for every viewer. Each summer it streams the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest, and in January 2026 it was named, for the fifth year running, Spain’s finest digital cultural venture. Picture quality reaches Full HD, and the service is available in Spain and Portugal.

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