Many people still search for EPIX IPTV when they want to watch the premium US channel known for films and original series. The name has changed: EPIX was rebranded as MGM+ in early 2023. Older guides, playlists and channel lists may still use the EPIX name, which causes confusion. Monster IPTV is not affiliated with MGM+ or its owners, and channel availability and pricing change, so always check official sources.
This guide explains what changed and the legal ways to watch the channel's films and series.
What happened to EPIX
| Then | Now |
|---|---|
| EPIX premium channel | MGM+ |
| EPIX app | MGM+ app |
| EPIX add-on in TV packages | MGM+ add-on, where offered |
The rebrand followed the channel becoming part of Amazon's MGM business. Its focus remained films and original series, although line-ups change over time.
Legal ways to watch in the United States
| Option | How it usually works |
|---|---|
| MGM+ standalone app | Subscribe directly through the app or website |
| Streaming platform add-on | Add MGM+ as a channel inside another service, where offered |
| Cable, satellite or live TV streaming package | Add it as a premium channel, where offered |
Offers, prices and availability change, so check each provider's current terms. Some packages include the scheduled channel, while others focus on on-demand content.
Watching outside the US
MGM+ availability differs by country, and some content may be distributed by other services abroad under separate agreements. Licensing restrictions usually limit the US service to US viewers. Check what is officially available where you live rather than relying on workarounds that may break the service's terms.
Why old EPIX IPTV listings cause problems
- Playlists using the old name may point to streams that no longer exist.
- Guide data may not match if the channel ID still uses EPIX.
- Offers advertising "EPIX channels" at a price far below official rates may not hold the necessary rights.
If you see EPIX advertised today as part of a cheap bundle of premium channels, treat that as a warning sign.

Legal and security considerations
Premium film channels are licensed carefully. Services offering MGM+, formerly EPIX, alongside many other premium channels at a very low price are unlikely to be authorised. Using unauthorised services can carry legal and security risks that vary by country. Our article is IPTV legal? gives general information, not legal advice.
Setting up legal access on your TV
- Check whether your streaming device or TV supports the MGM+ app or the add-on through another platform.
- Subscribe through an official channel.
- Install the app from your device's official store.
- Sign in and check that the films and series you want are available.
- Connect the TV by Ethernet for the most stable playback.
If your guide still shows EPIX
If you use a legal TV package and your programme guide still shows EPIX, the provider may not have updated the channel name yet, or your device may be using cached guide data. Refresh the guide or contact your provider.
Deciding whether it is worth adding
Premium film channels make most sense if you watch films regularly or follow specific original series. Before subscribing:
- Look at what is currently available, not what was available in the past.
- Check whether a free trial is offered.
- Consider adding it only for the months when a series you want is airing.
Building a legal film line-up
If films are your main interest, MGM+ is only one option. Many households combine one premium film service with a general streaming service and free ad-supported film channels built into their TV. Rotating subscriptions, keeping one for a few months and then switching, lets you work through different libraries without paying for everything at once. Keep a simple list of what you want to watch and check which service currently carries each title before subscribing.
Checking availability for a specific title
Film and series libraries change as licences start and end. Before subscribing to any premium channel for one title:
- Search the service's own app or website for the title.
- Check when it is scheduled to leave, if the service shows this.
- Look at whether the title is available in your country.
- Confirm the device you plan to use supports the app.
Common mistakes
- Searching only for EPIX and missing current MGM+ offers.
- Using old playlists with the EPIX name.
- Assuming a cheap premium bundle is licensed.
- Subscribing without checking current content.
A worked example
A viewer wants to watch a series they remember from EPIX. They search for EPIX IPTV and find outdated lists. After learning about the rename, they check which official MGM+ options work on their Fire TV, add the channel through a platform they already use and find the series in its on-demand library.
Checklist
- Search for MGM+ as well as EPIX.
- Use official apps and add-ons.
- Check what is currently available.
- Avoid cheap premium bundles.
- Refresh guide data if names look outdated.
Key terms
- Rebrand: a change of name and identity.
- Add-on channel: a premium channel added to another service.
- Linear channel: a scheduled channel, as opposed to on-demand content.
Monster IPTV and premium channels
Monster IPTV does not promise any specific premium film channel. If particular channels matter to you, ask support before ordering and use the free trial. For US viewing options, see our IPTV USA guide and our guide to the best IPTV USA choices.
Frequently asked questions
Does EPIX still exist?
The channel was renamed MGM+ in early 2023.
How can I watch EPIX legally?
Look for MGM+ through its own app, as an add-on in other streaming services, or in TV packages where offered.
Why does my playlist still list EPIX?
Old lists and guide data may not have been updated, or the list may be outdated.
Is MGM+ available outside the US?
Availability varies by country. Check official sources where you live.
Are cheap bundles with EPIX legal?
Bundles offering premium channels far below official prices are unlikely to be authorised.
Summary
EPIX IPTV searches now lead to MGM+, the channel's current name. Watch legally through the MGM+ app, add-on channels or TV packages, check what is currently available and avoid cheap premium bundles that may not hold the necessary rights.




