How to Watch theFast and FuriousMovies in Chronological Order

Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in ‘Fast Five’.Photo:Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy But with so manyFast and Furiousmovies out there now, what’s the best way to watch them? The series release order does not follow the story’s chronology — 2006’sThe Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Driftis set later than the next three movies that were released. Plus, one character inTokyo Driftappears to die at the end of the movie, but he returns in several films released after 2006 (which are set earlier in time).

How to Watch theFriday the 13thMovies in Order (Chronologically and by Release Date)

Kane Hodder as Jason in the 1988 film ‘Friday the 13th: The New Blood’.Photo:Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock WhenFriday the 13thpremiered in 1980, initially, it was intended to be a cheap, easy-to-make copy of the 1978 filmHalloweento cash in on the massive boom inslasher movies. However, instead of being just a quick way to make a buck,Friday the 13thbecame one of the longest-running horror franchises ever. That said, there hasn’t been a newFriday the 13thmovie since 2009, asCNN reported, due to a legal battle between the original movie’s screenwriter and director.

How to Watch theHalloweenMovies in Order (Chronologically and by Release Date)

Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in ‘Halloween,’ 1978.Photo:Mary Evans/COMPASS INTERNATIONAL PICTURES/FALCON INTERNATIONAL PRODUC/Ronald Grant/Everett Mary Evans/COMPASS INTERNATIONAL PICTURES/FALCON INTERNATIONAL PRODUC/Ronald Grant/Everett Halloweenchanged horror movies forever and launched a franchise that spanned more than four decades. John Carpenter’s classic introducedMichael Myers(a.k.a. “The Shape”) andJamie Lee Curtisas formidable final girlLaurie Strodeto audiences in October 1978. The film largely inspired the slasher sub-genre andestablished Curtis as a scream queen. The original flick spawned 12 additional movies, and the franchise has made more than $1 billion and counting.

How Tom Hardy's Sexiest Man Alive Joke Ended Up inVenom: The Last Dance: 'You're Not Ryan Reynolds!' (Exclusive)

Tom Hardy in Venom: The Last Dance; Ryan Reynolds.Photo:Sony Pictures Entertainment; Taylor Hill/WireImage Sony Pictures Entertainment; Taylor Hill/WireImage It’s not personal,Tom Hardy! The actor, 47, has a bone to pick with thePEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alivemention inVenom: The Last Dance. While speaking with PEOPLE ahead of the movie’s release, Hardy jokes the dialogue in the scene was to throw him “under the bus.” Meanwhile, Kelly Marcel, who wrote the screenplays for all threeVenommovies and takes on the directing role for the first time on the third one, says it was her “messing around.

HowAgatha All AlongBroke New Ground in the MCU with a Passionate Moment Between Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza

Aubrey Plaza (left) and Kathryn Hahn in ‘Agatha All Along’.Photo:Disney+ Disney+ Warning: this story contains spoilers from the two-part series finale ofAgatha All Along. Agatha All Alongended with a groundbreaking moment for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The conclusion of theWandaVisionspinoff included a unprecedented scene betweenKathryn Hahn’s Agatha andAubrey Plaza’s Rio when the twoshared a passionate on-screen kissduring a pivotal moment, with Agatha sacrificing herself to save William Kaplan/Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke).