Sling TV expanded its entertainment options on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, by launching Bravo‘s new reality television series “In The City” and hosting the independent urban horror-thriller “Psycho Night” on its platform.
The television provider introduced several short-term access passes alongside the premiering content, allowing users to select one-day, three-day, and seven-day viewing options to stream the new releases.
According to USA Today, the reality series “In The City” serves as a spinoff of the network’s established program “Summer House” and features a combination of returning personalities and new cast members.
The program broadcasted its premiere immediately following the tenth season finale of “Summer House” as part of a scheduled two-hour television crossover event.
The initial broadcast featured returning franchise figures Lindsay Hubbard, Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Danielle Olivera, and Andrea Denver alongside newcomers Whitney Fransway and Lexi Sundin.
USA Today reported that viewers require either a Sling Blue subscription or a combined Sling Orange and Blue package to access the weekly Tuesday broadcasts.
Concurrently, filmmaker David Rodriguez released his independent cinematic project “Psycho Night” for zero-cost streaming on both Tubi and Sling TV platforms, complemented by a physical DVD release.
As reported by Horror Society, the production blends hip-hop culture and social satire to follow a wrongfully convicted musician forced into a lethal digital tournament managed by corporate music executives.
The narrative framework draws creative inspiration from the dystopian themes found in “The Running Man,” “Squid Game,” “Saw,” and the music industry environment of “8 Mile.”
The independent film feature was developed under the guidance of executive producers Erica Dyer, Niko El Santos Zaverro, and Gladys Quinones to deliver an underground creative vision.
Viewers praised the production as “a bold, bloody masterstroke,” according to audience feedback documented by Horror Society.
The motion picture utilizes neon visual design and intense sequences to present its commentary on the modern music industry landscape.
Future episodes of “In The City” will maintain a weekly broadcasting schedule on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time on the Bravo network.
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