Thankfully, multiple streaming services are slashing subscription prices ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, including Max, Hulu, and others. Right now, for example, you can sign up for a year of Hulu for less than $12.

Peacock is home to classic TV hits like The Office and New Girl, Peacock Originals like Poker Face and Love Island USA, new theatrical releases from Universal like Abigail, The Fall Guy, and Twisters, as well as live sports, reality TV on Bravo, and more. At just $20 for the whole year, it's going to be a hard deal to beat this Black Friday.

Save a massive 70% and get Max for just $2.99 a month for six months. You can stream titles such as "Dune", "The Penguin", "Rick and Morty", "The Last of Us", "Game of Thrones" and much more from TV, movies, documentaries and live sport. If any of that appeals to you, now is the time to cash in as this deal doesn't come around very often.

This year, we've all consumed a lot of content on streaming services — and only our bank accounts feel lighter. With all the holiday shopping still to be done even with Black Friday in the rear view mirror, you might think this is a good time to pare down your entertainment budget and cancel your streaming services. You're right ... and wrong.

Black Fridays of years past might have had avid shoppers waiting in line for hours or getting into department store brawls as they scoped out the best post-Thanksgiving deals. Now, some of the best deals can be found online and are usually available for at longer than 24 hours,

Hulu's Black Friday deal drops the price of a monthly subscription to the streaming service from $7.99 to $0.99 a month for your first year. Don't miss out.

You can get the Disney+ and Hulu bundle right now for one year for only $36 thanks to Black Friday streaming deals.

The Hulu Black Friday Sale is back again this year! But this year is the BEST Hulu Deal ever!! Hulu is offering 1 year of service for just $1.99 a month during this special Hulu Black Friday Sale! I grabbed this deal myself last year when it was $1.