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Telling ghost stories (especially if you’re gathered around a roaring bonfire) is one of the spookiest ways to channel the mystical magic of Halloween. While there are certainly a lot of terrifying tales that speak to the scariness of the season, the ultimate ghost story might just be the classic 1988 horror-comedy Beetlejuice and its 2024 sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. In both of these dark fantasy films, haunting spirits steal the spotlight—namely the “Ghost with the Most,” a boisterous, mischief-making “bio-exorcist” named Beetlejuice.
The original Beetlejuice film, filled with chaos and comedy, remains a classic Halloween movie decades later. Tim Burton’s quirky, imaginative tale with a creepy twist follows a recently deceased couple who summons a rambunctious spirit named Beetlejuice to help them scare away the family who has moved into their old home, which, in the afterlife, they’re stuck haunting.
Nearly 35 years later, the sequel to the fan-favorite funny and fantastical film premiered, which brought with it the return of sand worms, supernatural shenanigans, and, of course, the infamous shape-shifting specter. In the modern follow-up, which has all the ghoulish humor, haunted happenings, ‘80s nostalgia, and iconic characters (along with a few new faces) of the first film, the Deetz family accidentally sets “The Juice” loose while cleaning out the attic after the patriarch’s death. And everyone is forced to deal with the invoked trouble brewing in both realms.
If you’re hoping to watch either (or both!) of these horror-comedy movies to get in the Halloween spirit, luckily, you can do so from the comfort of your home. Though saying Beetlejuice’s name three times can summon the mischievous spirit, in today’s world, you don’t need otherworldly powers to bring him right to your TV screen. To enjoy all the dark humor and paranormal charm of these cult classics, we’re breaking down exactly how to watch Beetlejuice and its sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, without leaving your couch.
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How to Watch Beetlejuice
Fear not, Beetlejuice fans! Streaming the ghoulish original doesn’t involve a séance. You can experience the macabre mayhem of Beetlejuice right on your own TV screen! And there are so many ways to summon it!
Since Beetlejuice is a Warner Bros. picture, it’s currently streaming on Max. To watch the comedic tale of the afterlife, you’ll need a subscription to the streaming service, which offers plans starting at $9.99 per month of $99.99 per year. The spooky fantasy film is also available to stream on Hulu if you have Max as an add-on or part of your bundle. You can tack on Max to any Hulu plan for at least an additional $9.99 per month.
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If you don’t currently have (or aren’t interested in buying) a subscription service, you can also rent or buy Beetlejuice on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube Movies, Google Play Movies, or Fandango. On most platforms, you can purchase the frightening-yet-funny flick for $14.99 or rent it for $3.99. But, don’t wait an eternity to have your spooky movie night. If you rent Beetlejuice, you’ll have 30 days from purchase to press play and then 48 hours to finish it once you’ve started.
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How to Watch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
If you want to watch the sequel to the beloved classic, you know what the scheming specter says: It’s showtime!
To stream Beetlejuice Beetlejuice online, there are a few different avenues. The second movie in the installment is also a Warner Bros. production, so Max is the primary streaming service. Again, if Max is part of your Hulu plan, streaming the movie from Hulu is also an option. Unlike the original feature, though, you can watch the sequel on Netflix, which offers plans beginning at $7.99 per month.
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But just like the original, you can rent the sequel for $3.99 or purchase it for $14.99 on any of the following platforms: Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango, Google Play, or YouTube Movies. Just beware that the same timing constrictions apply, so don’t wait too long to start streaming!
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