Pretty Little Liars fans, it's time to celebrate the return of our queen Lucy Hale! And while F Marry Kill is totally unrelated to the PLL-verse, fans can expect the same thrills and chills as her latest film is another spine-tingling, scream-worthy production that involves secrets, lies, and murder. You know, all the good stuff!

The movie follows avid true-crime fan Eva Vaugh (Hale) who's 30 and recently out of a long term relationship. Which means that, of course, she is highly susceptible to besties forcing her to get on the apps. She eventually does set up her profile, and meets a few men she thinks are worth keeping in her roster. But as she stays tuned to her favorite podcast, Mark My Murder, new details emerge about the “Swipe Right Killer” terrorizing the city. She soon realizes that she could be in the middle of a real-life murder case. Instead of backing away, she—with some assistance from her best friends—decides to take it upon herself to investigate and see whether all three guys she's seeing are innocent.

Sound intriguing? A bit triggering? Still tempting? Here's what you need to know about watching F Marry Kill.

When is F Marry Kill coming out?

Gather the girls and get your popcorn ready, because the new comedy-thriller comes out in theaters and on digital on Friday, March 7.

How can I watch F Marry Kill in theaters?

Unfortunately, the movie will only be showing in select theaters nationwide. If you're someone who loves a full cinematic experience, you should definitely check whether any theaters near are have F Marry Kill showings on their schedules.

Watch it in theaters

How can I watch F Marry Kill at home?

For those of us who don't live near a theater showing the movie, it's going straight to digital—and earlier than its theatrical release, too! F Marry Kill goes live on Amazon Prime Video on March 6, 2025 at 9:00PM PST. You can pre-order the film now, and get it at a discount.

Watch on Amazon Prime Video

Don't have Prime? The movie will also be available to stream on Fandango at Home, Apple TV, Xfinity, and YouTube.