How do you correct movies mislabeled as TV series?

I've only encountered this a few times and the titles are SO low budget and little seen that I'm mostly just asking out of curiosity (as I couldn't find any way to make the edit myself).  I've done the labor of actually watching these films so I can say with certainty that none of these are TV shows.  For context the titles in question are Deadly Attraction (2014), Strange Events (2014), and Very Frightening Tales (actual year of release unclear).  *quick aside, except for Strange Events these films are pretty terrible.

- Deadly Attraction doesn't even pretend to list any episodes; it's only the 1h 48m movie. 

- Strange Events (an anthology film) lists 18 episodes, except it is only the 8 story segments listed under "season 1/ 2014" included in the film.  The other 10 episodes labeled "season 2/ 2017" are the story segments included in the film Strange Events 2.  And a third list of episodes hidden away under "3 years/ 2019" are the story segments included in Strange Events 3.  It is also generous to even call some of these story segments "episodes" as one episode from the supposed "1st season" is only 18 SECONDS long.  Far too short for TV, not even long enough to work as a webisode.

- Very Frightening Tales (another anthology film) that has it's story segments messily arranged as "episodes" like whoever added them just quit halfway through.  The film itself is only 57 minutes long -- consisting of 7 very short story segments plus a short intro -- though the IMDb page only mentions 5 of the 7 as "episodes".

Anyway, that's just what I've come across and thought I'd pose the question as I could not find any other post on the subject through the search bar.