Where to Watch the Entire Friday the 13th Franchise in 2025

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As the weather gets cooler, there's no better time to learn where to watch the Friday the 13th franchise. Looks like you've got a spooky, cozy weekend inside in your near future doesn't it? But, learning where to find all of these films isn't the easiest task on the planet as you won't find them on most streaming services (though you will find a lot on Paramount+, even though most will be leaving the service in November). Lucky for you, we've put in the work to make your search a bit easier.

Each installment in the Friday the 13th series has its own charm — whether you're in it for the classic camp scares, Jason's evolving look, or just that nostalgic 80s horror vibe. So grab your favorite blanket, stock up on snacks, and get ready for a marathon that'll have you double-checking your locks and side-eyeing the shadows. After all, there's nothing quite like revisiting the chilling world of Camp Crystal Lake when the nights start getting longer.

Friday the 13th (1980)

The original film that started it all. Set in 1979, it established the formula that many of the others would follow: Camp counselors having sex would be murdered in gruesome ways. It's really a tale as old as time at this point.

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Friday the 13th Part II (1981)

It's probably not a spoiler to say this, but if you're particularly spoilerphobic, avert your eyes. The first sequel was the first movie in which Jason Voorhees was actually the murderer. Like in the original, sexed-up camp counselors at Camp Crystal Lake are picked off, one by one. If it ain't broke...

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• Buy the DVD or Blu-ray

Friday the 13th Part III (1982)

Can you believe it took this film franchise THREE MOVIES to get to the iconic hockey mask? Well, it's finally here, as an injured Jason stalks a group of youngsters who are vacationing at a house near Camp Crystal Lake. Turns out, that was a bad idea for a vacation. This is the only Friday the 13th film released in 3D, which probably made the speargun killing look pretty cool.

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• Buy the DVD, Blu-ray, or 3D

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)

One of cinema's most blatant lies is this movie's name. "Part IV" was not even close to the final chapter, even though it was once intended to be. It's also considered to be one of the best films in the franchise. As for the plot: Take a guess.

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Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985)

Part of this new beginning was a new hockey mask-wearing murderer who wasn't Jason, which may be why this is considered such a stinker. No Jason? No thank you. A New Beginning is also well-known for its nudity, sex, and drug use, so if that's what you're after, fire it up.

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Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)

At this point, everyone leaned into the ridiculousness of the series, and Jason Lives added plenty of enjoyable camp to Camp Crystal Lake. Jason became an undead, supernatural killing machine, and meta-humor kept things light, making this a fan favorite.

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Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)

Inspired by the silliness of the previous film, The New Blood sees Jason battling a girl with telekinetic powers. OK, sure.

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Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

Five years after the Muppets started it, Jason looks to finish off what they apparently couldn't. Stalking a group of teenagers on a boat to New York, Jason journeys outside of his comfort zone to face his biggest fear: late-'80s Times Square! Definitely rooting for Jason in this one.

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Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993)

Kind of a spoiler in the headline! Most of the movie is Jason body-hopping as his spirit possesses others around Camp Crystal Lake. This was really designed as a prequel appetizer to a future film in the franchise, Freddy vs Jason.

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Jason X (2002)

Depending on how you look at it, this is either the low point or the greatest moment of the series. Jason went to New York and Hell, so what was left? Space. Cryogenically frozen for more than four centuries, Jason is thawed out and kills future teenagers as a cyborg on Earth 2. It's not streaming on any subscription service, but it should be!

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Freddy vs Jason (2003)

A Nightmare on Elm Street's Freddy Krueger coaxes Jason Voorhees to come back from the dead, again, and then the two titans of horror fight each other. Simple! This was the wet dream of the Friday the 13th franchise, and it finally happened in real life. It is the biggest box office hit of the series, grossing $116 million.

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Friday the 13th (2009)

Reboot time! A guy (Jared Padalecki) heads to Camp Crystal Lake to search for his sister, who was captured by Jason. Spoiler: People die.

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