Looking for where to watch the Addams Family? Here's the full map: the two live-action films, the animated movies, the classic 1964 series, and the Netflix hit Wednesday, with the exact platform for each. Then we point you toward three premium Spanish-language films on FlixLatino that carry the same macabre, big-hearted family energy.
In the US, you can stream the live-action Addams Family films and both animated movies on Paramount+ (the 1991 original is also on Peacock, AMC+, and Philo), while the Netflix series Wednesday is the only place to catch the family's newest chapter. The Addams have been creeping people out and melting hearts since 1938, and thanks to Wednesday, a whole new generation is falling for them all over again.
Below you'll find the full map: every title, where it streams, what order to watch it in, and a tip on where to find that same spooky-but-loving family spirit in Spanish. Because let's be honest, once you fall for a family this weird, you want more of them.
Where to Watch the Addams Family Right Now (US)
Most of the Addams Family lives on Paramount+, the animated films add Prime Video, and Wednesday streams only on Netflix. Here's exactly where each title lands:
Streaming availability verified September 2026. Streaming rights move around, so double-check the app before you settle in.
Every Addams Family Movie and TV Show
There are more Addams titles than most people realize, so before you pick, here's the Addams family tree of movies and shows in one place.
The 1964 sitcom is where a lot of the family's charm was minted, across episodes like:
- The New Neighbors Meet the Addams Family
- The Addams Family Goes to School
- Gomez, the Politician
- Morticia, the Matchmaker
- Morticia and the Psychiatrist
- Lurch Learns to Dance
- Uncle Fester's Illness
- Fester's Punctured Romance
- Mother Lurch Visits the Addams Family
- The Addams Family Meet the VIP's
- Wednesday Leaves Home
- And the holiday favorite Halloween with the Addams Family
You can dig into the full history on the franchise's Addams Family entry on Wikipedia if you want the deep cut.
How to Watch the Addams Family in Order
Good news: the movies and shows all stand on their own, so there's no wrong entry point. Pick whichever of these two orders fits you.
Release order (for completists)
- The New Yorker cartoons (1938)
- The Addams Family TV series (1964)
- The Addams Family animated series (1973)
- The Addams Family (1991) and Addams Family Values (1993)
- The 1998 entries and the Broadway musical (2010)
- The animated films (2019 and 2021)
- Wednesday (2022 and 2025)
The order I'd recommend for newcomers
Start with the 1991 film, then Addams Family Values, then jump to Wednesday. Both '90s movies were directed by Barry Sonnenfeld for Paramount Pictures, and they give you the definitive cast: Raul Julia and Anjelica Huston as Gomez and Morticia, Christopher Lloyd as Uncle Fester, a young Christina Ricci as Wednesday, Jimmy Workman as Pugsley, and Dan Hedaya as the con-artist lawyer who kicks off the scheme.
The Netflix show hits harder once you know the family Wednesday came from. Treat the 2019 and 2021 animated films as a lighter, more kid-friendly branch you can watch any time.
Meet the Addams Family (and Their Names in Spanish)
The Addams are a wealthy, macabre, deeply devoted clan who adore everything other people find creepy. If you grew up watching them dubbed, you probably know them by different names, so here's the family lineup in English and Spanish.
- Gomez and Morticia anchor the family
- Wednesday and Pugsley are the kids who express love through booby traps
- Uncle Fester brings the chaos
- The towering butler Lurch groans on cue
- Cousin Itt speaks entirely in gibberish
- And Thing is a helpful disembodied hand
That's the whole point of them: a household that treats the strange and the morbid as perfectly normal.
The Wednesday Connection: Do You Need to Watch the Movies First?
No. Wednesday works as a standalone Netflix series, though the older films give you helpful context on the family and their deadpan humor.
Wednesday is a Netflix exclusive, with Seasons 1 (2022) and 2 (2025) available to stream. In the show, Luis Guzmán and Catherine Zeta-Jones play Gomez and Morticia, taking over from the '90s cast.
Season 3 is already in production and, going by Netflix's own timeline, is expected in 2027.
The show is really what pulled a new wave of viewers back to the older titles. If you want to keep the binge going after Nevermore, browse the movies everyone's watching right now on FlixLatino.
Spanish Movies With That Same Spooky, Loving-Family Spirit
The official Addams titles aren't on FlixLatino, they live on Netflix and Paramount+. But their DNA, macabre humor, eccentric families, and death handled with tenderness instead of dread, runs all through our catalog.
These three picks are premium (subscription) titles from Mexico, Argentina and Spain, chosen to keep the focus on the good stuff:
Mole de Olla (2018)
When beloved home cook Chahuita dies, her secret mole recipe turns out to be the least of what she leaves behind. Her family gathers around the kitchen table and starts untangling a string of outrageous secrets nobody saw coming. It's the same warm chaos of a clan that only shows its true, strange colors once the person holding it together is gone, exactly the tender-but-twisted note the Addams built their whole world on.
▶ Start the film: Mole de Olla
Yo, Mi Mujer y Mi Mujer Muerta (2019)
An Argentine architect flies to Spain to scatter his late wife's ashes along the Costa del Sol after her grave is desecrated, and the bittersweet trip spirals into absurd comedy. Death gets treated as just another part of family life, played for tender laughs instead of scares, which is the Addams recipe to a tee.
▶ Press play on: Yo, Mi Mujer y Mi Mujer Muerta
Para Toda la Muerte (2020)
After eight years of studying for a coveted civil-service post, José Vicente lands the job, only to learn a clerical error made him the runner-up instead. So he quietly plans to get rid of the person who took his spot, before his family finds out. It's a pitch-black comedy about family pressure and murderous good intentions, the kind of macabre logic the Addams would applaud.
▶ Watch now: Para Toda la Muerte
Ready to Meet a Family as Weird and Loving as the Addams?
The Addams taught us that the strangest families love the hardest, and that's exactly what FlixLatino is built on. If you came here for the Addams and left craving more macabre, big-hearted stories, you'll feel right at home with our curated catalog of premium Spanish-language films and series, from Mexican dark comedies to Spanish thrillers you won't find anywhere else in the US.
Start your 7-day free trial and press play tonight. Plans run $4.99 a month on Basic or $5.99 on Premium, so you can create your account in a minute and see every plan here.
Want more of that twisty, uneasy feeling? Try our roundup of Spanish thrillers like The Invisible Guest, or just browse the full FlixLatino catalog and keep exploring on your own!
In the US, you can stream the live-action Addams Family films and both animated movies on Paramount+ (the 1991 original is also on Peacock, AMC+, and Philo), while the Netflix series Wednesday is the only place to catch the family's newest chapter. The Addams have been creeping people out and melting hearts since 1938, and thanks to Wednesday, a whole new generation is falling for them all over again.
Below you'll find the full map: every title, where it streams, what order to watch it in, and a tip on where to find that same spooky-but-loving family spirit in Spanish. Because let's be honest, once you fall for a family this weird, you want more of them.
Where to Watch the Addams Family Right Now (US)
Most of the Addams Family lives on Paramount+, the animated films add Prime Video, and Wednesday streams only on Netflix. Here's exactly where each title lands:
Streaming availability verified September 2026. Streaming rights move around, so double-check the app before you settle in.
Every Addams Family Movie and TV Show
There are more Addams titles than most people realize, so before you pick, here's the Addams family tree of movies and shows in one place.
The 1964 sitcom is where a lot of the family's charm was minted, across episodes like:
- The New Neighbors Meet the Addams Family
- The Addams Family Goes to School
- Gomez, the Politician
- Morticia, the Matchmaker
- Morticia and the Psychiatrist
- Lurch Learns to Dance
- Uncle Fester's Illness
- Fester's Punctured Romance
- Mother Lurch Visits the Addams Family
- The Addams Family Meet the VIP's
- Wednesday Leaves Home
- And the holiday favorite Halloween with the Addams Family
You can dig into the full history on the franchise's Addams Family entry on Wikipedia if you want the deep cut.
How to Watch the Addams Family in Order
Good news: the movies and shows all stand on their own, so there's no wrong entry point. Pick whichever of these two orders fits you.
Release order (for completists)
- The New Yorker cartoons (1938)
- The Addams Family TV series (1964)
- The Addams Family animated series (1973)
- The Addams Family (1991) and Addams Family Values (1993)
- The 1998 entries and the Broadway musical (2010)
- The animated films (2019 and 2021)
- Wednesday (2022 and 2025)
The order I'd recommend for newcomers
Start with the 1991 film, then Addams Family Values, then jump to Wednesday. Both '90s movies were directed by Barry Sonnenfeld for Paramount Pictures, and they give you the definitive cast: Raul Julia and Anjelica Huston as Gomez and Morticia, Christopher Lloyd as Uncle Fester, a young Christina Ricci as Wednesday, Jimmy Workman as Pugsley, and Dan Hedaya as the con-artist lawyer who kicks off the scheme.
The Netflix show hits harder once you know the family Wednesday came from. Treat the 2019 and 2021 animated films as a lighter, more kid-friendly branch you can watch any time.
Meet the Addams Family (and Their Names in Spanish)
The Addams are a wealthy, macabre, deeply devoted clan who adore everything other people find creepy. If you grew up watching them dubbed, you probably know them by different names, so here's the family lineup in English and Spanish.
- Gomez and Morticia anchor the family
- Wednesday and Pugsley are the kids who express love through booby traps
- Uncle Fester brings the chaos
- The towering butler Lurch groans on cue
- Cousin Itt speaks entirely in gibberish
- And Thing is a helpful disembodied hand
That's the whole point of them: a household that treats the strange and the morbid as perfectly normal.
The Wednesday Connection: Do You Need to Watch the Movies First?
No. Wednesday works as a standalone Netflix series, though the older films give you helpful context on the family and their deadpan humor.
Wednesday is a Netflix exclusive, with Seasons 1 (2022) and 2 (2025) available to stream. In the show, Luis Guzmán and Catherine Zeta-Jones play Gomez and Morticia, taking over from the '90s cast.
Season 3 is already in production and, going by Netflix's own timeline, is expected in 2027.
The show is really what pulled a new wave of viewers back to the older titles. If you want to keep the binge going after Nevermore, browse the movies everyone's watching right now on FlixLatino.
Spanish Movies With That Same Spooky, Loving-Family Spirit
The official Addams titles aren't on FlixLatino, they live on Netflix and Paramount+. But their DNA, macabre humor, eccentric families, and death handled with tenderness instead of dread, runs all through our catalog.
These three picks are premium (subscription) titles from Mexico, Argentina and Spain, chosen to keep the focus on the good stuff:
Mole de Olla (2018)
When beloved home cook Chahuita dies, her secret mole recipe turns out to be the least of what she leaves behind. Her family gathers around the kitchen table and starts untangling a string of outrageous secrets nobody saw coming. It's the same warm chaos of a clan that only shows its true, strange colors once the person holding it together is gone, exactly the tender-but-twisted note the Addams built their whole world on.
▶ Start the film: Mole de Olla
Yo, Mi Mujer y Mi Mujer Muerta (2019)
An Argentine architect flies to Spain to scatter his late wife's ashes along the Costa del Sol after her grave is desecrated, and the bittersweet trip spirals into absurd comedy. Death gets treated as just another part of family life, played for tender laughs instead of scares, which is the Addams recipe to a tee.
▶ Press play on: Yo, Mi Mujer y Mi Mujer Muerta
Para Toda la Muerte (2020)
After eight years of studying for a coveted civil-service post, José Vicente lands the job, only to learn a clerical error made him the runner-up instead. So he quietly plans to get rid of the person who took his spot, before his family finds out. It's a pitch-black comedy about family pressure and murderous good intentions, the kind of macabre logic the Addams would applaud.
▶ Watch now: Para Toda la Muerte
Ready to Meet a Family as Weird and Loving as the Addams?
The Addams taught us that the strangest families love the hardest, and that's exactly what FlixLatino is built on. If you came here for the Addams and left craving more macabre, big-hearted stories, you'll feel right at home with our curated catalog of premium Spanish-language films and series, from Mexican dark comedies to Spanish thrillers you won't find anywhere else in the US.
Start your 7-day free trial and press play tonight. Plans run $4.99 a month on Basic or $5.99 on Premium, so you can create your account in a minute and see every plan here.
Want more of that twisty, uneasy feeling? Try our roundup of Spanish thrillers like The Invisible Guest, or just browse the full FlixLatino catalog and keep exploring on your own!
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