FlexTV: Short Drama, Reels, TV

The story I’ve watched is good but for their weekly VIP they charge $30. Other apps charge at most $20. I initially wanted to continue the story but once I saw that $30 price I gave up that idea immediately. Hopefully the story I’m watching or a similar one will show up in one of the many shorts apps I’ve downloaded. After all I have more than 10 of them on my phone. If I have to pay the weekly subscription for each one won’t I go broke? So yeah there’s no lack of competition here, I’m sure these guys charging $30 will affect their customers and viewers. I’d advise them to set it to $20 like everyone else.

I downloaded this app for one particular story that I was interested in and for the most part, it’s decent acting (a couple of characters are a little bit cheesy), the storyline is captivating and could be drawn out into a much longer series, and they did a good job on production. If I have to complain, it’s that they constantly ask you to pay for the stories, which, I get. They have to pay to produce them and pay the actors, I get it. But, I’d be much more willing to pay a fee to watch the entire story instead of paying for coins to unlock tiny snippets, or maybe a subscription service? Just a thought.

The stories they choose to film are some of the worst ones available on the hundreds of reading apps. Clichéd toxic love stories of a pathetic woman forcing (or being forced into) a toxic marriage to an abusive, narcissistic man who glories in the pain he causes her. A man who throws a fake or real affair in her face with a woman who eventually attempts to kill her or have her killed. Then the man *suddenly* realizes that he loves the woman he’s married to, but only after she gives up on ever finding peace in life, and is about to die. All I can say is that at least some of the actors and actresses are decent at their job, but they can only do so much when given a ridiculous, poorly or un-edited, highly shortened script of a 300-1,000 “chapter” story written by someone who knows nothing of the culture/country of their target audience. Really not worth the price.