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Where to Watch Homestead Movie USA — Is It Streaming Yet?

Homestead has become one of the most-searched film titles among US audiences right now. The Angel Studios survival thriller streams on the Angel app for Angel Guild members, and can also be bought or rented on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango At Home and DIRECTV, or purchased outright on Amazon Prime Video. Here's exactly where to find it, what it costs, and what to watch next while you decide.

Apollo Group TV·20 March 2026·4 min read

Homestead is a faith-based survival thriller starring Neal McDonough as a former Marine who leads a community to an isolated Montana ranch as societal collapse begins. The film has been a significant hit in the US Christian film market and has generated substantial search interest from American viewers asking where to watch the Homestead movie in the USA — here is the full answer.

What Is Homestead About?

Jeff Eriksson (Neal McDonough) moves his family to a remote Montana homestead alongside a community of like-minded families when a nuclear attack on US cities sends the country into chaos. The film focuses on the practical and moral challenges of building a self-sufficient community — rationing resources, managing conflict, and defining the boundaries of their community.

Produced by Angel Studios (the company behind Sound of Freedom), Homestead is positioned at Christian audiences and viewers interested in prepper/survivalist themes. It's the flagship entry in the wider Homestead Franchise (homestead.tv), which Angel Studios has continued to expand.

Is Homestead Available to Stream in the USA?

Yes. Homestead is readily available to US viewers, primarily through Angel Studios' own platform.

Current options for US viewers:

  • The Angel app — Angel Studios' own streaming platform, included with an Angel Guild membership, and the primary home for Homestead
  • Amazon Video — available to buy or rent
  • Apple TV — available to buy or rent
  • Fandango At Home — available to buy or rent
  • DIRECTV — available to buy or rent
  • Amazon Prime Video — available to purchase (a paid purchase, not included free with a Prime membership)
  • Apollo Group TV VOD — included in the library where streaming rights allow

Contact our WhatsApp support team to confirm current availability in our VOD library.

Similar Films to Watch While You Wait

If Homestead isn't yet in your preferred option, these similar films are available now on Apollo Group TV:

  • A Quiet Place (2018) — Family survival thriller after a monster apocalypse. Excellent.
  • Leave the World Behind (2023) — Netflix's unnerving tech-collapse thriller with Julia Roberts and Mahershala Ali.
  • Greenland (2020) — Gerard Butler leads his family to survival as a comet targets Earth. Effective disaster film.
  • The Road (2009) — Cormac McCarthy adaptation. Bleak, beautiful, unforgettable.
  • Finch (2021) — Tom Hanks in a post-apocalyptic road movie with a robot. Surprisingly moving.

How to Watch Any Film Wherever It Streams

One of Apollo Group TV's key advantages is the breadth of its content library — when a film like Homestead becomes available for streaming in the USA, it typically appears in the VOD section without requiring any additional subscription. Rather than searching across five different platforms, Apollo Group TV users can check one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who made the Homestead movie?

Homestead was produced by Angel Studios, the independent faith-based production company also responsible for Sound of Freedom and The Chosen. It was directed by Daniel Geller.

Is Homestead on Netflix?

As of April 2026, Homestead is not on Netflix. It streams on the Angel app, and can be bought or rented on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango At Home and DIRECTV, or purchased on Amazon Prime Video. Check Apollo Group TV's VOD library for current availability too.

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