Where to Watch Insidious: Every Film in the US, UK and Australia

The Insidious films stream on different services in each country, so the six films are split across several catalogs rather than sitting on one shelf. JustWatch data via TMDB, checked on 3 November 2026, shows the split, and catalogs rotate often enough that a quick look at the service itself before you subscribe is sensible.

The series runs to six films: Insidious (2011), directed by James Wan; Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013), also directed by James Wan; Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015), directed by Leigh Whannell; Insidious: The Last Key (2018), directed by Adam Robitel; Insidious: The Red Door (2023), directed by Patrick Wilson; and Insidious: Out of the Further (2026), directed by Jacob Chase. Chapter 3 and The Last Key are prequels set before the first film, which matters if you plan to watch in story order (the insidious movies in order guide covers both sequences). The full list sits on the how many insidious movies page.

In the US, the films are spread across Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Shudder, AMC Plus and a handful of smaller channels, and every one of them can also be rented or bought. Netflix carries insidious chapter 2 and insidious chapter 3. Those two films also stream on AMC Plus (through the AMC Plus app, the Apple TV channel and the Roku Premium Channel), on AMC, on YouTube TV and on Shudder.

Insidious 2011 is on a different set of services: AMC Plus through the Apple TV channel, the MGM Plus Roku Premium Channel, YouTube TV, Shudder and the Sony Pictures Core Amazon Channel. It also streams free with ads on Fawesome. Chapter 2 has a free ad supported option too, on Plex.

Insidious the last key streams on HBO Max, directly or through the HBO Max Amazon Channel. Insidious the red door is on HBO Max as well, and it is the only film in the series that Hulu carries. It also streams on fuboTV, YouTube TV and FXNow.

Insidious out of the further has no subscription streaming in the US. It rents and sells on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube and Fandango at Home. The other five films rent and buy on those same stores, and Plex and Spectrum On Demand rent some of them too.

Prime Video has no subscription listing for the series in the US. Amazon only shows up as a store (Amazon Video) and through the Sony Pictures Core Amazon Channel, which carries Insidious (2011).

In the UK, Netflix and HBO Max both carry the first three films, and the later three are split between Prime Video, Sky and rental stores. Insidious (2011), Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 all stream on Netflix and HBO Max, with Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 also on Now TV Cinema. Netflix Standard with Ads lists Insidious (2011) and Chapter 3 as well.

The Last Key streams on Prime Video (with or without ads), Sky Go, Now TV Cinema and the Sony Pictures Core Amazon Channel. The Red Door has no subscription listing in the UK, and Out of the Further is also rent or buy only. The rental and purchase stores are Apple TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store and Rakuten TV, with YouTube added for The Last Key and The Red Door.

In Australia, Stan is the one subscription service to know, because it streams the first five films and leaves only Out of the Further to rent or buy. Stan lists Insidious (2011), Chapter 2, Chapter 3, The Last Key and The Red Door. Netflix does not list any of them in Australia.

Out of the Further rents and buys on Apple TV, Amazon Video and Fetch TV, with the JustWatch TV Store also renting it. The earlier films rent and buy on Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube and, for most of them, Fetch TV.

The simplest way to watch all six films is to rent or buy them on a store that carries every title in your country, because no single subscription covers the full run. Amazon Video and Apple TV list all six in the US, UK and Australia. In Australia, Stan covers five of the six, so a Stan subscription plus one rental or purchase of Out of the Further covers the whole series. In the US, Netflix covers two and HBO Max covers The Last Key and The Red Door, so two subscriptions plus rentals of Insidious (2011) and Out of the Further fill the gaps (Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 are the overlap).

Once you have chosen a service, the insidious movies in order guide sets out release order and chronological order, and the new insidious movie page tracks what comes after Out of the Further.