Where to watch Halloween Kills? What time does Halloween Kills start streaming?

After years of anticipation and excitement, all of that waiting is about to pay off when Halloween Kills releases on Friday, October 15, 2021. Are you searching for where to watch Halloween Kills? You have several options to watch the film, which is directed by David Gordon Green.

Where to watch Halloween Kills

The best part about the release of Halloween Kills is that it will simultaneously be available to watch in two places at once. You can either go to your local cinema to watch the movie or you can stay home and enjoy it from the comfort of your couch. The Halloween (2018) sequel will receive a traditional wide theatrical release so you can get your popcorn and go see it anytime this weekend.

But if you aren’t comfortable going out amid the pandemic, the film will also stream exclusively on Peacock, the NBC Universal streaming service. Keep in mind that while Peacock does offer a free, ad-supported tier, to watch Michael Myers’ latest murderous romp, you will need to pay for the premium service.

There are two options for premium, the ad-supported one is $4.99/month or you can pay $9.99/month to avoid ads altogether. Both premium tiers give you access to everything on the service, which is much more than the free option.

Where to watch Halloween Kills: What time does it start streaming?

Peacock has not said the exact time the film will be available on the service yet. Previously they released Boss Baby 2 the night before its release date so it’s possible that Halloween Kills could be released as early as tonight, Thursday, October 14. But since the tweet specified Friday, I wouldn’t count on it.

Most likely the movie will come out at midnight EST or 3:00 a.m. EST, which are the two popular release times for the majority of streaming services. Keep refreshing tonight between that window to see if it pops up.

Where to watch Halloween Kills: Will Halloween Kills be on Netflix?

As of right now, there is no news regarding a potential Netflix release for the latest Halloween movie. Odds are it will not go to Netflix anytime soon because Universal has Peacock and wouldn’t want to license one of their biggest IPs to a competing service.