is a brand new Canadian dark-folk horror series. The show has been adapted from a 2019 stage play, and is based of the Slavic folklore story of Baba Yaga.
You can watch online from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free.
star Hudson Williams stars in this new Canadian horror series. premiered on October 23 on Crave in Canada and AMC+ in the United States.
The show follows the investigation into the disappearance of the young heir to a wealthy local fishing family, played by Hudson Williams.
Read on as we explain how to watch from anywhere.
Can I watch Yaga for free?
Yes. Viewers in Canada can currently watch Crave for free via the 30-day free Walmart plus offer.
The free trial includes access to Crave Standard with ads at no extra cost.
How to watch YAGA from anywhere
If you're keen to watch but you're away from home and access to the show is geo-blocked, you can always use a VPN to access it (assuming you're not breaching any broadcaster T&Cs, of course). You may be surprised by how simple it is to do.
Can I watch YAGA in the US?
US viewers can watch on AMC+ now, which also features a free trial currently.
If you're a Canadian traveling south of the border, however, a VPN will help you tune in. is our recommended provider, and you can find out why with our in-depth NordVPN review.
How to watch YAGA in Canada
Can I watch YAGA in the UK?
YAGA is coming to the UK, but not until October 31. The Canadian horror show will arrive on SKY Atlantic and NOW.
Fortunately, if you're traveling in the UK you can and watch the show from anywhere in the world. We recommend NordVPN.
Can I watch YAGA in Australia?
Australian folk-horror fans can watch YAGA on BINGE or Foxtel
YAGA – Need to Know
Who is in the YAGA cast?
- as Dr. Katherine Hargrove, a university professor
- as Charlie Rapp, a private investigator
- as Sergeant Carson, a local detective
- as Henry Park, heor to local fishery
How many episodes of YAGA are there?
There will be 8 episodes in the first season of YAGA
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Joe is a Journalist and Junior Editor based in the UK. He holds an undergrad in Film Studies and an MA in Journalism. His work has appeared in multiple national publications, such as The i Paper and The Telegraph. Joe's expertise cover TV and streaming. When he's not writing about TV, he's watching it. He also enjoys spending his free time reading, watching sports or catching live gigs