Where can you stream the Pearl movie online?

Horror fans have been waiting on this specific weekend to arrive! Pearl, the prequel to the hit film X, is in theaters on Friday, Sept. 16. In most cities, showtimes begin as early as tonight (Sept. 15), will you be watching Pear this weekend? If you want to welcome spooky season with a horror movie, Pearl is definitely the one you need to see, and the sooner the better so you don’t bump into spoilers online that may ruin your experience. Planning on watching ASAP? Welcome to the club! Here’s where to watch the Pearl movie and whether it’ll stream online or not.

Ti West is continuing his X franchise with MaXXXine, a sequel that will follow Maxine (portrayed by Mia Goth). But before we move forward with the story, West is taking us back to where it all began with the movie Pearl. 

X follows a group of amateur filmmakers who want to shoot a porn flick in a barn they rent out for the weekend. But their dream of making it big quickly turns into a nightmare when the owners of the property begin to act…odd. The movie can be purchased or rented on Vudu, Amazon, Apple TV, iTunes, and other VOD services. X is also already available on Blu-ray and DVD. It is, unfortunately, not streaming on any platform. Will things be different for Pearl?

Is the Pearl movie streaming on HBO Max or Netflix?

Netflix is known to have a large library of horror movies (well, of any genre, really), but Pearl will not be joining! The movie will also not be available to stream on HBO Max, sadly. However, there’s some hope that HBO Max will one day stream the movie, but don’t count on this being anytime soon! If anything changes, we’ll let you know.

Where is the Pearl movie streaming online?

Pearl will not be visiting any of you at home this weekend or next! The only place to watch Pearl is in theaters. On the bright side, the big screen is the best place to watch horror movies. There’s nothing better than a watching a scary movie in total darkness with other fans.

Pearl is in theaters this Friday, Sept. 16, check your local theater to see if the movie will have earlier showings.