Iconic “dark and cryptic” ’90s murder mystery drama is now available to stream in full

In the UK, the much-loved ‘90s murder mystery series ‘Twin Peaks’ has secured another platform for streaming.

David Lynch’s revolutionary series, centered around a small North American town thrown into chaos by the killing of its prom queen Laura Palmer, is now accessible for streaming on Paramount+.

Now, I’ve got some exciting news for all you gamers out there! The gripping series that we’ve been hooked on is now available on another streaming platform, Mubi. This means more folks like us get the opportunity to dive into its captivating episodes, and perhaps revisit them for a second, third, or even fourth time!

As a gaming enthusiast who’s always on the hunt for high-quality content, I can’t help but recommend Mubi – a streaming service that values quality over quantity. You can easily access it by adding it as a channel on Amazon Prime Video or using its standalone platform for £11.99 per month.

As a gamer, I’ve got an awesome opportunity! For starters, there’s a 7-day trial where you can dip your toes in the action. If you like what you see, they’ve got a premium tier that’s got some real swag – a weekly pick of the best cinema ticket right at your fingertips!

paramount+ offers two plans: an ad-supported one for £4.99 per month and a premium option for £10.99 per month. Additionally, it can be added to Amazon Prime Video.

Both the original run of Twin Peaks and its 2017 reboot, Twin Peaks: The Return, can be found streaming on all relevant platforms.

In today’s market, the debated film “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me” from 1992 can be bought or rented digitally, but the re-edited version called “Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces” from 2014 is not yet accessible for streaming or digital purchase.

Critics adore both the first season and “The Return,” as evidenced by their high Rotten Tomatoes ratings: 91% for the first season and a remarkable 94% for “The Return.

While not everyone seemed quite as captivated by season 2, given its 65% positive rating, it’s worth noting that the audience approval remains strong throughout the three seasons.

Numerous reviews gathered for season 1 were remarkably insightful, as evidenced by the San Francisco Examiner’s description of it as a momentous occasion that would be talked about and recalled for many years.

Meanwhile, the Hartford Courant stated that the show is “frequently odd, consistently eccentric, occasionally mysterious and ominous but surprisingly comedic. It’s a kind of program unlike anything audiences have ever witnessed.

Additionally, The Age noted that “Twin Peaks” displays an innovative quirkiness that encourages a dedicated fanbase.

In the 90’s, a thrilling blend of mystery and horror unfolds around FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, portrayed by Kyle MacLachlan, who delves into the enigma surrounding the murder of a local teenager named Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) in the quaint town of Twin Peaks.

As the investigation unfolds in Twin Peaks, it reveals a series of enigmas and clandestine activities, some hinting at the unexplained, that are all connected to the murder of Laura.

In January, the co-creator of Twin Peaks, David Lynch, passed away at the age of 78. His death was due to complications related to his long-term smoking habit, for which he had been diagnosed with emphysema.

Twin Peaks can be streamed now on Mubi and Paramount+.

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2025-06-16 14:49