Tetra Movies

Tetra Movies is an American television channel and is the flagship property of parent subsidiary Tetra Portfolio. Its programming consists of theatrically released motion pictures. Tetra Movies operates six 24/7 linear multiplex channels, alongside Tetra Feast, which mainly focuses on older and recent theatrically released films.

Channels:

 * Tetra Movies - The flagship service; Tetra Movies features hit movies and first-run films, from Hollywood blockbusters to independent films and international pictures. The main Tetra Movies channel commonly premieres recent theatrically released hit movies – debuting on the channel within a lag of between eight months to one year on average from their initial theatrical release – on most Friday nights at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, as part of a weekly feature film block called the "Tetra Friday Night Feature Premiere"
 * Tetra Cinema - Tetra Cinema carries films outside the mainstream cinema, incorporating critically acclaimed studio, independent releases and arthouse films.
 * Tetra Comedy - Tetra Comedy focuses on lighthearted films of varying comedic genres including slapstick, romantic comedies, and dramadies.
 * Tetra Adolescence - Tetra Adolescence features films aimed at young adults in the 18 to 34 age demographic.
 * Tetra Black - Tetra Black focuses on black cinema and urban entertainment, carrying a mix of first-run hits, classic and Pan-African films, and original productions.
 * Tetra Family - Tetra Family features commercial-free family movies – including action and adventure movies, dramas and comedies, along with some animated and imported live-action children's series.
 * Tetra Retro - Tetra Retro primarily airs movies shown from the 1950's to the 1990's, including hit blockbusters and cult classics.
 * Tetra Feast - The sister channel of Tetra Movies, Tetra Feast features movies from the 1970's to the present day including blockbusters, first-run movies, and some anime movies.
 * Tetra Feast Action - Tetra Feast Action focuses on action movies, martial arts films, and horror movies; it also carries anime feature films (most with more intense violent content than those currently seen on Tetra Feast Tween and Tetra Feast Anime)
 * Tetra Feast Drama - Tetra Feast Drama features movies based on historical events, biographical pictures, and other dramatic films.
 * Tetra Feast Español - Tetra Feast Español focuses on imported and domestic Spanish language feature films.
 * Tetra Feast Tween - Tetra Feast Tween features live-action, animated, and anime films targeted at family audiences, much like Tetra Family. Films broadcast on the channel are primarily rated G or PG, although Tetra Feast Tween does run select films with a rating of PG-13.
 * Tetra Feast Mystery - Tetra Feast Mystery features mystery and suspense films as well as detective movies, film noir, and neo noir.
 * Tetra Feast Romance - Tetra Feast Romance features a broad mix of classic movies from the 1970's to the 1990's, as well as romantic comedy and drama films.
 * Tetra Feast Western - Tetra Feast Western features a mix of classic and contemporary western movies.
 * Tetra Feast Anime - Tetra Feast Anime primarily focuses on anime feature films, primarily those from Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco, Dentsu, among others.
 * Tetra Feast Decades - Much like Tetra Retro, Tetra Feast Decades also includes the addition of classic animated films from a certain decade.

Trivia

 * Tetra's branding is primarily based on the 2005-2008 Starz branding done by PMcD Design and Landor Associates.