Final Destination fans know you can’t cheat death. But you can kind of hack watching all the films in the franchise. 

A Max streaming service subscription will let you access every Final Destination film — except for Final Destination Bloodlines, which started scaring theatergoers last week. It’s called Max now, but the service’s upcoming name change means it’ll probably be HBO Max by the time the Warner Bros. pic Bloodlines inevitably debuts on it.

The first Final Destination flick in 14 years, Bloodlines stars Kaitlyn Santa Juana as Stefani, a college kid who goes looking for answers after she keeps having the same carnage-filled nightmare. Premonitions, ridiculously elaborate deaths and references to past installments are all a part of the horrific and highly rated new entry. If you want to pick off the past films one by one, here’s how to stream them in release date order.

How to stream all the Final Destination movies in release date order

• Final Destination (2000) — Max
• Final Destination 2 (2003) — Max
• Final Destination 3 (2006) — Max
• The Final Destination (2009) — Max
• Final Destination 5 (2011) — Max
• Final Destination Bloodlines (2025) — It’s only in theaters

The cheapest Max subscription available is $10 per month. That version includes ads, but the streaming service also offers two ad-free plans that run $17 and $21 per month. You can also opt for an ad-supported or ad-free bundle of Max, Hulu and Disney Plus. Here’s our Max review.

Signing up for Max could save you money on watching the films over renting them — they run $3-$5 individually at Amazon. If you’re wondering what other frightening movies come with your Max subscription, check out this article.