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How to Watch the Film Master

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A Black woman looks apprehensively over her shoulder

The new horror film Master premieres on Prime Video on Friday, March 18. Regina Hall stars in this new thriller in which three African American women struggle to find their place in one of the oldest (and predominantly white) colleges in New England. Disturbing experiences follow, from anonymous racist attacks on a Black freshman to eerie signs that ghosts from its past still haunt the school. Read on for more on how to watch Master without cable.

  • When Does Master Premiere: Master premieres on Prime Video on Friday, March 18. (Watch Now)
  • Where to Watch Master: You will be able to stream Master on Amazon Prime Video (free trial)
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How to Watch Master

Master will stream on Amazon’s Prime Video platform. Suppose you aren’t a subscriber to Prime Video. Don’t worry. Just sign up for a free trial to Amazon Prime, and you can try out Master for free!

The service costs $14.99 per month after the free trial, but you won’t be charged if you cancel before the trial expires. While a subscription to Amazon Prime provides access to thousands of movies and TV shows through Prime video, there are also a ton of other benefits like free shipping on prime eligible purchases on Amazon. You can learn more about the other benefits of Prime in our review of Amazon Prime.

Amazon Prime video is supported on the following devices:

  • Amazon Fire TV
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick and Stick Like
  • Amazon Fire Stick 4K
  • Google Chromecast
  • Roku
  • Apple TV
  • and many more

Master Trailer

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