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TechRadar Guide: Watch Clown Panic on Hulu, Disney+ and via VPN

TechRadar says Clown Panic premieres Oct. 12 on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ in the U.K.; no free trials are available.

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In the United States, Clown Panic will be available through Hulu. In the United Kingdom, the stream is on Disney+. TechRadar states that viewers outside the United States can watch the documentary on Disney+ on Monday, October 12. Hulu and Disney+ subscribers who are away from home can use a VPN to connect to their usual streaming service, the guide says, and TechRadar recommends NordVPN.

TechRadar says there is no free trial available for Hulu or Disney+. It lists subscription prices including a U.S. Disney/Hulu bundle at $9.99 and a Disney/Hulu Premium bundle at $19.99. The same guide also says Hulu plans start from $11.99 per month, or a Disney Plus Bundle is available for one dollar more. For U.K. viewers, TechRadar lists Standard with ads at £5.99, Standard at £9.99 and Premium at £14.99.

To use a VPN, TechRadar advises installing a provider such as NordVPN, choosing the location for the streaming service the viewer wants to access, and then opening the usual local streaming service. The guide says NordVPN is currently offered with a 75% discount and three months extra free. TechRadar describes its VPN recommendations as intended for legal recreational use, including accessing services from other countries subject to their terms and conditions, and for improving online security and privacy while abroad. It says Future plc does not support illegal or malicious use of VPN services or the consumption of pirated paid content.