Halloween is fast approaching, and no doubt many horror fans are wondering what to watch this spooky season. This year, there’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Terrifier 3, the latest instalment in the film series about the horrifying Art the Clown. The movie is only available in theatres for now, but the previous two slashers from the franchise can be found on streaming services.
You can find Terrifier and Terrifier 2 on several paid platforms, but you can also watch them completely for free. If you’re wondering how, just keep on reading.
How to watch the Terrifier films for free in the US
Terrifier (2016)
In the States the first movie of the bloodthirsty clown is available on Tubi – an ad-supported streaming service that allows you to watch movies and series for free. You don’t even need to register to use the service.
The film is also available on Amazon Freevee, formerly IMDb TV, which you can access via Prime Video app with a free Amazon account. If you want to learn more on the subject, check out our article on the Freevee streaming service.
Another place to stream Terrifier for free is Pluto TV – a ViacomCBS-owned platform. You can learn more about this service from our guide explaining what is Pluto TV and how to watch it.
Terrifier 2 (2022)
For the second movie about Art The Clown, you need to look on Amazon Freevee, mentioned above.
Terrifier 3 (2024)
The third instalment of the bloody franchise is currently available only in the cinemas. However, if you want to know when it may hit home media, check our article on its potential streaming, VOD, DVD and Blu-ray release dates.
How to watch the Terrifier films for free in the UK
Terrifier and Terrifier 2 are available for free on Tubi, which was launched in the UK in July 2024.
As in the States, in the UK you can now watch Terrifier 3 only in cinemas.
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Author: Weronika de Oliveira, Entertainment Writer, Tech Advisor
Weronika is an Entertainment Writer at Tech Advisor, where she covers topics related to TV shows, streaming, and movies. With an MA degree in Film Studies, her areas of expertise range from classical and postmodern cinema to contemporary films, series, and pop culture.