A woman is haunted by dreams of a 1960's nightclub in "Last Night in Soho." The thriller is now available to rent or buy from Amazon, Apple, and more.
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"Last Night in Soho" is now available to watch at home via video-on-demand (VOD) services like Vudu, Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, and Microsoft Movies. The movie made its streaming debut in November with a premium rental price of $20, but it's now available for just $6.
The psychological thriller stars Thomasin McKenzie as an aspiring fashion designer in the present day. While dreaming, she inexplicably travels to a glamorous 1960's nightclub and meets a character played by Anya Taylor-Joy. But soon the line between fantasy and reality becomes blurred, and a dangerous threat creeps in from the past.
The movie is directed by Edgar Wright who also helmed films like "Shaun of the Dead," "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," and "Baby Driver." "Last Night in Soho" was favorably received by critics, and it currently holds a "75% Certified Fresh" rating on review-aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.
"Last Night in Soho" is now available to watch at home. You can rent the movie for $6 or purchase it for $20 through VOD retailers like Vudu, Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, and Microsoft Movies.
Streaming platforms usually allow you to take up to 30 days to start watching a rental and then 48 hours to finish after you press play. If you buy "Last Night in Soho," you can watch it whenever you'd like with no restrictions.
VOD retailers are compatible with most web browsers, smartphones, tablets, streaming devices, and smart TVs. For a full list of supported devices, visit your selected service's website.
In addition to "Last Night in Soho," many recent movies are available to rent through VOD retailers. The rental prices for these films are usually the highest during the initial release, and the cost typically lowers over time.
Here's a rundown of a few popular movies that are available to rent right now.
