What’s New On Walter Presents February 2018: ‘The Money Shot’ And ‘The Score’

If you want to break out of the chains that bind you and become the kind of person that recommends shows to others instead of the other way around, consider getting a subscription to Walter Presents. This curated streaming service is packed with shows from all around the globe, shows that all of your friends–even the most trivia-minded ones!–probably don’t know about. Plus, you might even get on board an international hit before it gets adapted for US audiences. For only $6.99/month, subscribers can access a vast library of the best drama series from around the globe, all handpicked by Italian television producer Walter Iuzzolino.

This month, two new shows join the Walter Presents library. From France comes the adult film drama The Money Shot, previously known as Xanadu in its native country. And then from neighboring country Belgium comes The Score, a football family drama also known as Spitsbroers. The first seasons of both series will be added to Walter Presents this month, adding some international flavor to your menu of streaming options.

Read on to learn about Walter Presents’ binge-worthy new additions!

February 1

The Money Shot

The house that porn built begins to crumble in this tense family drama from France. The Valadines made their fortune making pornographic films at Xanadu. But then reality sets in, and that reality is the internet. How will the family really compete in the digital age, and how will the Valadines keep their livelihood alive. This is the series that Iuzzolino calls “tastefully erotic” and “downright dirty,” so this could be your new late night watch.

[Where to stream The Money Shot] 

February 22

The Score

Another family drama joins WP this month, the Belgium football series The Score. Two brothers’ relationship is put to the test when one of them is selected to pay for a top football club, while the other has to sweep up his shattered sports dreams and find something else to do with his life. Is family stronger than football? That’s what the Moerman brothers are about to find out. “The characters are beautifully drawn,” said Walter of The Score. “This is a family you’ll really care about.”

[Where to stream The Score]