The entire Twilight saga will soon be available to stream in full on Netflix, just in time for a spooky Halloween binge.
On 9th October, Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn Parts one and two will arrive on the subscription streaming service, meaning fans can treat themselves to a vampire-fuelled marathon.
Starring Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson, the Twilight saga is a series of romantic fantasy films, based on the novels of the same name by Stephanie Meyer.
The first flick followed the developing relationship of Kristen and Robert's characters, Bella Swan and heart-throb vampire Edward Cullen, as he tried to protect her from a group of hostile vampires.
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New Moon saw the introduction of werewolf Jacob Black (Taylor), who saves Bella from a deep depression after Edward and his family leave the area, causing a later love triangle between the three.
Bella goes on to marry Edward by the end of Eclipse leaving Jacob heartbroken, and in Breaking Dawn Parts one and two, she falls pregnant with the vampire's child during their honeymoon.
Her pregnancy has many complications and Bella nearly dies, before she turns into a vampire to spend eternity with Edward.
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The final Twilight film aired six years ago in 2012, but fans have been teased with a potential reboot by the saga's stars, as Robert recently said he would be up for reprising his role as the vampire.
Kristen Stewart playfully echoed his comments, saying that she would be 'absolutely' down for a reboot during a red carpet appearance, although fans probably shouldn't hold their breath.
Twilight fans were quick to react to the news that Netflix would be hosting the entire saga, with one exclaiming: "I am honestly so hyped for the entire Twiilght saga to go on Netflix."
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"Netflix bringing out all the Twilight films has made my YEAR," declared a second, and another added: "Twilight coming to Netflix is the best thing I've seen all week."
Other additions to Netflix this month include Mary Kate and Ashley's New York Minute, horror series Haunting of Hill House and BBC drama Bodyguard.
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