Stream All Friday the 13th Films Online in 2025

Following the groundbreaking success of Halloween (1978), Friday the 13th ushered in the 1980s by pushing the slasher genre to bloodier extremes. Jason Voorhees made his debut (in a manner of speaking) at Camp Crystal Lake, cementing the original film's status as mandatory viewing for horror enthusiasts. Across 12 films and 11 directors, this hockey-masked icon has evolved from undead killer to space traveler and even battled another legendary slasher.

For those celebrating today's ominous date with a horror marathon, here's where to stream every Friday the 13th installment.

Where to Stream Friday the 13th Movies Online

Tracking down Friday the 13th films online has always been challenging. While Paramount+ briefly hosted the original eight films last October, they've since vanished from the platform. Currently, Pluto TV (a free ad-supported service) exclusively streams these classics, while Max carries the 2009 reboot.

All other installments—including Jason Goes to Hell, Freddy vs. Jason, and Jason X—are only available via digital rental or purchase through major platforms.

Friday the 13th Blu-ray Collections

Shout! Factory Friday the 13th Collection [Blu-Ray]

This 16-disc set features all 12 films in HD plus exhaustive bonus content including commentaries and special features. Currently on sale at Amazon.

For fans preferring the original eight films, a budget-friendly DVD set remains available for approximately $20.

Friday the 13th Viewing Order Guide

Like most '80s slasher franchises, Jason's saga spans reboots, crossovers, and even time-twisting adventures. For chronological enthusiasts, we've prepared a dedicated viewing order guide.

Future of the Friday the 13th Franchise

Legal battles over franchise rights have frozen production since the 2009 reboot. Even Friday the 13th: The Game disappeared from digital shelves in 2023 due to similar issues.

However, Horror Inc.'s recent "Jason Universe" announcement—kicking off with Peacock's Crystal Lake series—suggests we might finally get that elusive 13th installment alongside new multimedia projects.