YouTube’s ‘Holy Trinity’ — Hannah Hart, Mamrie Hart, and Grace Helbig — will arrive on Fullscreen with their second feature film, streaming exclusively on the subscription platform stateside. Dirty 30, the follow-up to 2014’s Camp Takota — which was one of the first feature films to be headlined by digital creators — will premiere on Fullscreen tomorrow.
The Lionsgate movie, which debuted digitally and in select theaters last September, is about three friends who throw a 30th birthday that ultimately devolves into chaos. Rounding out the cast are fellow YouTube luminaries Anna Akana, Flula Borg, Drew Monson
, Rhett & Link, Timothy DeLaGhetto, Chester See, Josh Leyva, and Mikey Murphy. Check out a trailer for right here:Fullscreen also has exclusive streaming rights to Camp Takota and other Trinity-led projects, including Hannah Hart and Helbig’s Electra Woman And Dyna Girl reboot series, as well as Helbig’s weekly visual podcast Not Too Deep. A subscription to Fullscreen is priced at $5.99 per month.
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