You can watch the Underworld movies on subscription services in all three markets, though the split between services is uneven. In the US, Starz is the main home. Underworld (2003), directed by Len Wiseman, streams on Starz, MGM+, fuboTV, Philo and YouTube TV. Underworld: Evolution (2006), also directed by Wiseman, streams on Starz and YouTube TV. Underworld: Awakening (2012), directed by Måns Mårlind and Björn Stein, streams on Starz. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009), directed by Patrick Tatopoulos, is listed through the Starz channels on Apple TV and Roku, YouTube TV and the Sony Pictures Core channel on Amazon, but not on Starz itself.
Does Netflix have Underworld movies? In the US, Netflix carries only Underworld: Blood Wars (2017), directed by Anna Foerster, on both its standard and ad supported plans. In Australia the picture flips: Netflix lists Underworld (2003) and Evolution, while Stan carries all five. So, if you are searching for where to watch Underworld on Netflix, the answer depends on your country and on which film you want. The first two films are the ones Australians can find there, and the fifth is the one Americans can find there.
Does Hulu have Underworld, and is Underworld on Peacock? None of the five films is listed on Hulu or Peacock in the US, and HBO Max is not listed for any of them in the US, UK or Australia. The Roku Channel does not appear either, though Starz is listed as a channel inside Roku for four of the films. These listings come from JustWatch, which TMDB republishes, and they were checked on 3 November 2026. Streaming rights shift often, so a quick look at the service before you subscribe is sensible.
Where to watch Underworld in the UK. Prime Video is the simplest answer, because it carries all five films with a subscription, and an ad supported Prime Video tier is listed for each of them too. The first three films add more options: Shudder (directly and through Amazon) and ITVX Premium are listed for Underworld (2003), Evolution and Rise of the Lycans, while ITVX and Rakuten TV list them with ads. Awakening and Blood Wars have no free ad supported or Shudder listing, but they can be rented or bought from Apple TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store, Rakuten TV and YouTube.
Where to watch Underworld in Australia. Stan is the one service that covers the whole saga, with all five films on a subscription. Netflix, including its ad supported plan, adds Underworld (2003) and Evolution. For anything else, rent or buy options are listed on Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube and Fetch TV for each film. No free ad supported service is listed for any of the five in Australia.
Can I rent or buy Underworld if my service does not have it? Yes in the US and Australia, where every film can be rented or bought digitally. In the UK, rent or buy listings cover Awakening and Blood Wars (Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store and YouTube) and Rise of the Lycans (YouTube only), while Underworld (2003) and Evolution are listed only on subscription and ad supported services. In the US, the options are Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube and Fandango at Home, with Plex listed as a rental for all five and Spectrum On Demand listed as a rental for Blood Wars. As such, in the US and Australia a film that has left its subscription service can usually still be found for a one off fee.
How can I watch all the Underworld movies, and is there an Underworld series? The Underworld series is the five film saga, because no television series or sixth film has a release date. The next Underworld film is in development, and its status is covered under underworld 6. For the whole run on one subscription, Prime Video in the UK and Stan in Australia are the cleanest choices. In the US, Starz covers four of the five films, directly or through its channels, and Netflix covers Blood Wars. When you press play, the order matters: Rise of the Lycans is set long before the first film, so see the underworld movies in order guide to choose between release order and chronological order. The underworld timeline explains where each film sits, and the Underworld movies hub lists every film in one place.
