Where to Watch 'Karen' Movie 2021

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Sorry to anyone named Karen — this thriller is not for you. Karen is a new dramedy based entirely on the “Karen” concept from social media, starring Taryn Manning. As defined by The Guardian, a Karen is a “white woman surveilling and patrolling Black people in public spaces and then calling the police on them for random, non-illegal infractions.” And that’s exactly what Karen is all about. However, this story ramps the thrills up all the way. If you’re looking for a controversial film to watch this week, we’ve got everything you need in order to watch Karen.

Karen follows a racist woman who makes it her personal mission to make her Black next-door neighbors move out. As Karen ramps up her fights against the neighbors, they quarrel right back with plenty of online activism and an outpouring of support from the rest of the nation. Fans of Get Out, Them, or any similar horrors will most likely enjoy this flick — though it only stands at 17 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Ready to stream Karen? Here’s everything you need to know about where to watch the thriller movie.

Is Karen streaming on Netflix or HBO Max?

Nope. Karen isn’t streaming on Netflix or HBO Max quite yet, but that could change in the months to come.

Is Karen available to watch on any streaming services?

Also no. Karen is, however, available to stream at home. Keep reading to find out how to stream the new thriller from the comfort of your own home.

Is Karen available to rent or purchase on VOD? Where to watch Karen online:

Yes! You can watch Karen online. It’s available to rent from $3.99 and purchase from $9.99 at Vudu, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, iTunes, or Microsoft Store.