Things are getting freaky! Freakier Friday, the sequel to 2003’s Freaky Friday, is now in theaters.

The body swap concept of Freaky Friday has been huge for decades, ever since the original novel by Mary Rodgers hit bookshelves in 1972.

From Jodie Foster to Jamie Lee Curtis, a variety of actors have embodied the story of a mother and daughter who switch places and learn to understand each other.

So, how many Freaky Friday films are there — and where can you watch them? Watch With Us has the details on all the films in the franchise.

‘Freaky Friday’ (1976)

The original movie version of Freaky Friday stars Barbara Harris as Ellen Andrews and Jodie Foster as her daughter Annabel Andrews. This movie spawned two made-for-TV sequels about other members of the Andrews family.

The first, Summer Switch (1984), follows a similar premise in which Annabel’s dad, Bill Andrews (Robert Klein), switches places with son Ben (Scott Schwartz).

In the second made-for-TV film, A Billion for Boris, Seth Green plays Annabel’s younger brother Ben, while Scott Tiler plays Annabel’s boyfriend Boris. The trio discovers that their television is broadcasting news from the future, which they try to use to get rich.

Stream the original Freaky Friday on Disney+ and Hulu. The TV sequels aren’t available to stream or purchase.

‘Freaky Friday’ (1995)

Another made-for-TV version of the story, this movie stars Cheers’ Shelley Long and child star Gaby Hoffman of Field of Dreams and Sleepless in Seattle.

In this version, a pair of magical amulets is the cause of their switch. The 1995 version of Freaky Friday is not currently available for streaming or rental, but you can find a bootleg version of it on YouTube.

‘Freaky Friday’ (2003)

This 2003 version of the story deviates substantially from the original by making Anna’s (Lindsay Lohan) mother Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) a widow who is about to get remarried.

This adds some higher stakes to the body swap, as they must figure out how to switch back before Tess’s wedding to Ryan (Mark Harmon). Chad Michael Murray also stars as Anna’s love interest, Jake. The 2003 version is the one getting the sequel treatment via Freakier Friday.

The 2003 remake of Freaky Friday is streaming on Disney+.

‘Freaky Friday’ (2018)

This version of Freaky Friday is a musical! It follows the mother-daughter duo Katherine (Heidi Blickenstaff) and Ellie (Cozi Zuehlsdorff).

In this version, a magical hourglass causes Ellie and Katherine to switch bodies. The musical has some great tunes and definitely lives up to the spirit of the original.

Freaky Friday the musical is streaming on Disney+.

Switching it up! Lindsay Lohan has tried out countless lock looks since appearing in Freaky Friday in 2003, and she has celebrity hairstylist Danielle Priano to thank for her recent voluminous blonde ‘dos.

The hair guru is responsible for the actress’ high ponytails, loose waves, sleek blowouts, and most recently, her curls for the Freakier Friday premiere in Los Angeles, California on July 22.

“Lindsay’s look at the original Freaky Friday premiere was very much of that moment — think bold, chunky highlights, side bangs, and lots of playful texture. It had that early 2000s edge that matched the teen rock vibe of the film. … Everyone wanted that high-contrast blonde pop,” she tells ET. 

“For Freakier Friday, we wanted her look to be evolved and radiant. … The goal was to create a modern, elevated style that felt effortless,” she continues. 

And Priano accomplished just that with Schwarzkopf’s BLONDME Bond Repair Nourishing Shampoo and Conditioner, OSiS+ Upload Bodifying Cream, BLONDME Bond Repair Sealing Balm, and OSiS+ Glow Shine Serum, complete with Remi Cachet’s Clip In Deluxe 20.

“Lindsay’s style has evolved so much. … Her current look is much more refined. It’s still blonde, but now it’s all about softness and shine,” she tells ET. 

While Lohan has since ditched the streaked highlight trend, she is not afraid to experiment with her mane. 

“Lindsay is so open and down to try new things. … Since she’s been in the industry for so long, she’s super in tune with her face shape and hair needs, so even when we push the boundaries, it always feels authentic,” Priano explains. 

As for how the duo masters this: “We always start by talking about what she’s wearing and the kind of statement she wants to make. From there, we bounce ideas back and forth and land on something that feels true to her and appropriate for the occasion,” she notes. 

The beauty expert’s next mission? “While Lindsay typically prefers to wear her hair down, I’d love to incorporate more playful updos for that fresh vibe.”

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