Where to watch all Friday the 13th movies: list of streaming platforms

Sharks made us fear the ocean; Halloween made us fear stalkers on Halloween; A Nightmare on Elm Street made it impossible to fall asleep; and Friday the 13th made us hate summer camp. Since this calendar year officially has a Friday the 13th, horror fans are ready to watch one of their favorite classic films of all time! So, where can you watch each of the Friday the 13th films?

It all started in 1980 at what seemed like a friendly place called Camp Crystal Lake. When teenage camp counselors were preparing the campgrounds for its reopening, they had no idea of the horrors to come. And although in the first film it was actually Mrs. Voorhees who stalked and slashed, her son, Jason Voorhees, became the star killer of the franchise.

Hollywood Life has gathered information on where to watch each Friday the 13th film, below.

The original franchise is currently not being broadcast for free. However, viewers can rent it on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV for less than $ 5.

The sequel to the 1980 film can be rented for less than $ 5 on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

The third film in the franchise cannot be streamed for free, but is available for rent on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

The final chapter can be rented for viewing on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

The 1985 horror film can be rented on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

Jason Lives is available for rent on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

The 1988 slasher film can be rented on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

The film set in New York is not available for free viewing, but can be rented on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

Viewers can rent Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, or Apple TV.

The 2001 science fiction film can be rented on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

This unique film in the franchise can be rented on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV.

Currently, the only film in the Friday the 13th franchise from 2009 that can be watched for free is available. Viewers can watch it on HBO Max. If they have a premium subscription to Hulu, fans can watch it on that platform. The film is also available for rent on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV