The Last Witch Hunter Now Streaming on Netflix and Peacock; Here’s How to Watch

Vin Diesel’s fantasy action movie The Last Witch Hunter is now available to stream on multiple platforms. The film, which first hit theaters in 2015, has gained a cult following over the years. Fans can watch it on Netflix and Peacock, or buy it on Apple TV and Amazon Video.

The movie follows Kaulder, an immortal witch hunter played by Vin Diesel. He must stop the Witch Queen from unleashing a deadly plague on humanity. The film also stars Rose Leslie, Elijah Wood, and Michael Caine. Critics gave it mixed reviews, but it has found new popularity on streaming.

Where to Stream The Last Witch Hunter

Netflix added the movie on June 16, 2025. The platform offers three plans:

• Standard with ads ($7.99/month)
• Standard without ads ($17.99/month)
• Premium ad-free ($24.99/month)

Subscribers can also add extra members for a fee. The Premium plan allows two extra members at $6.99 each per month (with ads) or $8.99 each (without ads).

Peacock has the film since March 1, 2025. The Premium plan costs $7.99/month or $79.99/year. The Premium Plus ad-free plan is $13.99/month or $139.99/year.

For those who prefer to own the movie, it is available for $12.99 on:

• Apple TV
• Amazon Video
• Microsoft Store
• Fandango At Home

What Is The Last Witch Hunter About?

The story centers on Kaulder, a warrior cursed with immortality after killing the Witch Queen. He spends centuries hunting rogue witches while longing for his lost family. When the Queen is resurrected, Kaulder must stop her from destroying humanity.

The film blends action and fantasy with sword fights, magic, and supernatural battles. Despite its 18% Rotten Tomatoes score, many fans enjoy its fast-paced action and world-building.

Will There Be a Sequel?

Vin Diesel has hinted at a sequel. In a social media post, he shared a throwback image of his character and said:

“Throwback Thursday…I have been blessed to embody so many iconic characters… some universal, and some that only some of you know. It was an honor to bring an immortal to the screen for Lionsgate… someday I will explain where my head and heart was and why the character of Kaulder was so significant to me… it was a powerful moment in my life, as many of you know. Can’t wait until you see where the immortal goes next. All love, always…”

No official release date has been announced yet.

Fan Reactions and Reviews

Some viewers love the film for its entertainment value. One fan wrote:

“It’s got a happish ending and isn’t too plot heavy or filled with jump scares. It’s a movie that doesn’t take itself too seriously.”

Others criticized its pacing and writing. A review from Variety called it a “limp, lame-brained occult thriller.” Despite mixed opinions, the movie remains a fun watch for fantasy fans.

Special Features and Blu-ray Release

The Blu-ray and DVD versions include:

• “Crafting the Magic: The Last Witch Hunter” Featurette
• Animated Short Films
• Deleted Scenes
• Audio Commentary with Director Breck Eisner

The home release came out on February 2, 2016, after its digital debut on January 12, 2016.

Final Streaming Options Summary

• Netflix (Subscription)
• Peacock (Subscription)
• Apple TV, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store, Fandango At Home ($12.99 purchase)

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Fans of Vin Diesel and fantasy action should check it out while it’s available.

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