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How to watch Crystal Lake online – stream the Friday the 13th spin-off from anywhere

Here's how to watch Crystal Lake online from anywhere, with the Friday the 13th prequel series starring Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees.

How to watch Crystal Lake online – stream the Friday the 13th spin-off from anywhere

To watch Crystal Lake online, you'll first need to determine your location. Crystal Lake is currently streaming in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia through Peacock, Sky & NOW, Crave, and Stan respectively. If you're outside of these regions, you can use a VPN service to access your usual streaming platform from anywhere in the world. NordVPN is recommended, as it offers a 75% discount and unlocks Peacock, NOW, Crave & Stan.

In the US, eight episodes of Crystal Lake premiere on October 15 at 3am ET on Peacock. Peacock's price starts at $10.99/month or $109.99/year for a plan that includes originals and live sports. However, if you're traveling outside of the US, you can use NordVPN to catch the prequel series.

In the UK, Crystal Lake begins streaming on Sky Atlantic at 2am BST on October 19. All eight episodes are available as a boxset from launch. Alternatively, you can access it through a Now Entertainment Membership, which begins at £4.99/month. If you're abroad, a VPN will allow you to access your UK subscriptions.

In Canada, the series will be available on Crave with all eight episodes hitting the platform on October 15 at $11.99/month and CA$119.99/year. Canadians located outside of Canada can use NordVPN to watch Crave from anywhere.

Finally, in Australia, Crystal Lake will be available on Stan on October 16 at $9.99/month. Australians traveling abroad can use a VPN to unblock Stan and stream Crystal Lake as they would at home.

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