The Best Streaming Services For Dramas (January 2025)

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The Best Streaming Services for Dramas

January 9, 2025

agoodmovietowatch is a film and TV recommendation website. We aggregate what we call “highly-rated but little-known” titles, in other terms, movies and shows that you haven’t yet seen that you will like.

Naturally, many dramas fall into this category. People often dismiss films that seem sad or sentimental for comedies and easily digestible action films.

But if like me you are always on the hunt for a good drama, here are the streaming services you should consider subscribing to.

11. CNBC+

CNBC+ is a business-centered streaming service that serves as an extension of the Comcast cable channel. Despite the “plus” on its name, it doesn’t offer exclusive programs or new content. Instead, it gives users access to additional live feeds from its news stations in Asia and Europe, making it more global than ever. You can also download it on almost all devices, so you can stream programs like Mad Money and Sqwak Box on the go. A subscription is currently priced at a hefty $14.99/month, while a premium tier that claims to offer advanced market insight and investment tips is priced at $34.99/month.

12. Sling TV Ala Keifak Pack

The Sling Ala Keifak pack is Sling’s Arabic add-on that carries more than 80 live channels spanning sports, news, entertainment, and music. There are channels from Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, Morocco, and the greater pan-Arab region. The Ala Keifak pack costs $17.99/month ($57.99/month in total, when stacked to a Sling TV base plan), but Sling also offers the much cheaper Al Maalem add-on if you’re on a budget and the more expensive Al Ostoura add-on if you’re willing to shell out for more channels. The Ala Keifak pack also has on-demand titles from LBCI, ART Aflam, and Sling’s own catalog of Arabic films.