Everything Leaving Amazon Prime Video in September 2026

As the calendar turns to September 2026, Amazon Prime Video is preparing to remove a substantial collection of movies and television productions from its streaming catalog. Subscribers have only a short window remaining to catch up on classic cinema, high-octane thrillers, beloved family favorites, and critically acclaimed dramas before their licenses expire. Viewers looking to make the most of their subscription should prioritize these titles before they vanish from the service. The complete roster below details every departing title along with its scheduled removal date.

‘Wyoming Renegades’ (1954)

An ex-convict tries to start a clean life in his hometown but finds himself suspected when a local bank is robbed. He must navigate mistrust from the community while dealing with his former outlaw associates. The story showcases mid-century Western action and frontier morality. This classic Western departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

’12 Angry Men’ (1997)

A dozen jurors deliberate the fate of a young man accused of murdering his father in a sweltering courtroom. What initially seems like an open-and-shut case quickly unravels into an intense battle of perspectives and prejudice. The television adaptation features an ensemble cast directed by William Friedkin. The legal drama exits the streaming library on August 31, 2026.

‘All of My Heart’ (2015)

A young caterer unexpectedly inherits half of a country house alongside a ruthless Wall Street trader. The two complete opposites are forced to renovate the property together while navigating rural life. Romantic sparks develop as they work toward transforming the estate into a bed-and-breakfast. This romantic comedy leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘All the Right Moves’ (1983)

A talented high school football player dreams of securing a college scholarship to escape his economically depressed Pennsylvania hometown. His ambitions are threatened when he clashes with his stubborn and vindictive head coach. The drama stars Tom Cruise in one of his early breakout roles. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The 3 Worlds of Gulliver’ (1960)

Lemuel Gulliver embarks on a maritime voyage that leads him to encounter extraordinary miniature and giant civilizations. The fantasy film brings Jonathan Swift’s classic literary satire to life with groundbreaking stop-motion visual effects created by Ray Harryhausen. Gulliver must use his wits to survive political intrigues among the Lilliputians and the Brobdingnagians. The classic adventure is scheduled to depart on August 31, 2026.

‘Alias John Preston’ (1955)

A mysterious man arrives in a small English village and quickly ingratiates himself with the wealthy local elite. A concerned psychiatrist begins investigating the newcomer after the man starts experiencing recurring and disturbing nightmares. The suspenseful British mystery examines psychological trauma and hidden identities. The film will leave the service on August 31, 2026.

‘American Buffalo’ (1996)

A junk shop owner plots to steal a valuable coin collection with the assistance of his volatile associate and a young protégé. Their ill-conceived plan quickly devolves into paranoia, betrayal, and intense verbal confrontation. The drama is based on the acclaimed stage play written by David Mamet. This cinematic adaptation leaves the streaming catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘¡Three Amigos!’ (1986)

Three silent film stars are mistakenly hired by a desperate Mexican village to fight off a ruthless gang of real bandits. Believing they were summoned for an elaborate performance, the trio soon discovers that real bullets are flying. The comedy features lead performances by Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short. The beloved comedy exits the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Against the Dark’ (2009)

A group of vampire-hunting vigilantes enters a quarantined hospital overrun by bloodthirsty infected mutants to rescue survivors. The action-horror feature follows a lethal katana master leading the rescue mission through darkened corridors. The story blends apocalyptic survival tropes with close-quarters martial arts combat. This title is scheduled to leave Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘All Is True’ (2018)

William Shakespeare returns to his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon after the Globe Theatre burns down in 1613. The aging playwright must confront his neglected family and face unresolved grief over the death of his son. The historical drama is directed by and stars Kenneth Branagh alongside Judi Dench. The production departs the service on August 31, 2026.

’52 Pick-Up’ (1986)

A wealthy Los Angeles businessman becomes the target of a vicious blackmail scheme orchestrated by ruthless criminals. Rather than paying the ransom, he chooses to turn the extortionists against one another in a dangerous game of survival. The neo-noir crime thriller was directed by John Frankenheimer from an Elmore Leonard novel. The thriller leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ (1994)

Two drag queens and a transgender woman journey across the remote Australian Outback in a lavender bus to perform a cabaret show. Along the way, they encounter eccentric locals, homophobic hostility, and unexpected moments of camaraderie. The comedy became an international hit celebrated for its vibrant costumes and heartwarming narrative. This road-trip classic departs on August 31, 2026.

‘A.D. The Bible Continues’ (2015)

The historical television miniseries chronicles the turbulent aftermath of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The story follows the early Christian apostles as they face political persecution from Roman authorities and religious leaders in Jerusalem. The production dramatizes the founding of the early church amid social upheaval. The entire miniseries will exit the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold’ (1986)

The famed explorer Allan Quatermain ventures deep into unmapped African territory to search for his missing brother and a legendary golden civilization. Alongside his fierce companions, he battles hostile forces and treacherous terrain to uncover ancient secrets. The adventure film stars Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone. The title will leave the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Berlin Affair’ (1985)

Set in 1938 Berlin, the wife of an aristocratic diplomat falls into a dangerous and passionate love affair with a Japanese woman. Their secret relationship threatens to destroy social standings as fascism tightens its grip on German society. The provocative drama was directed by Italian filmmaker Liliana Cavani. The movie is scheduled to leave Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Best Man’ (1964)

Two presidential candidates with contrasting ethical principles compete for their political party’s nomination at a national convention. As backroom deals and smear campaigns escalate, both men must decide how low they are willing to stoop to secure power. The political drama is based on Gore Vidal’s celebrated Broadway play. This sharp political narrative departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Backdraft 2’ (2019)

An investigator with the Chicago Fire Department investigates a series of deadly arson fires linked to international weapons trafficking. He must navigate family rivalries while facing an elusive and dangerous criminal mastermind. The action sequel expands on the legacy of the original 1991 firefighting thriller. This title exits the streaming catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Bastille Day’ (2016)

An American pickpocket operating in Paris unwittingly steals a bag containing a hidden explosive device and becomes a prime terrorism suspect. A rogue CIA agent tracks him down and realizes the young thief is merely a pawn in a massive corruption conspiracy. The duo joins forces to foil a major attack planned for the French national holiday. The action thriller leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Beach Party’ (1963)

A group of college teenagers spends their summer vacation surfing, dancing, and singing on the sunny beaches of Southern California. An eccentric anthropologist secretly studies their mating rituals and romantic antics from a nearby beach house. The musical comedy sparked the popular beach-party film craze of the 1960s. This retro musical exits the streaming platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Animal Kingdom’ (2010)

A troubled seventeen-year-old moves in with his estranged grandmother and uncles, who operate a notorious armed robbery syndicate in Melbourne. The young man is caught between the lethal criminal family and an intense police investigation. The Australian crime drama received widespread critical praise for its gritty realism and tense performances. The acclaimed drama departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.’ (2023)

An eleven-year-old girl moves from New York City to the suburbs of New Jersey while navigating adolescence, changing friendships, and religious identity. She confides her deepest anxieties, hopes, and questions to God through private internal conversations. The coming-of-age adaptation is based on the beloved literary classic by Judy Blume. The critically acclaimed film departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘At Any Price’ (2012)

A competitive Iowa farmer schemes to expand his family’s agricultural empire while grooming his rebellious younger son to take over the business. The son rejects the family legacy to pursue a high-stakes career as a professional stock car racer. A high-profile investigation into illegal business practices plunges the family into a moral crisis. The drama leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Avenging Force’ (1986)

A retired secret agent comes out of hiding after a deadly white supremacist group targets his close friend, a promising African American politician. The operative must use his extreme survival skills when the extremist hunters kidnap his young sister. The action film features iconic martial arts sequences and intense wilderness showdowns. This action vehicle departs the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Beach Blanket Bingo’ (1965)

Surfers and beach lovers find romance and musical hijinks while attempting to rescue a pop star from a devious motorcycle gang. The lighthearted story features skydiving stunts, beach dance numbers, and a cameo by Buster Keaton. The movie stands as one of the most iconic entries in the Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello franchise. The musical comedy exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Believers’ (1987)

A widowed police psychologist moves to New York City with his young son and is assigned to investigate a string of ritualistic child murders. His investigation exposes a secretive cult practicing a lethal, corrupted form of ancient occult rituals among the city’s wealthy elite. The psychological horror thriller was directed by John Schlesinger. The film leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Cruel Intentions 2’ (2000)

A rebellious teenager moves to New York City to live with his wealthy father and enters an elite private preparatory school. He attempts to reform his bad-boy reputation but is manipulated into a manipulative contest of seduction by his scheming stepsister. The prequel explores the origin of the psychological mind games seen in the original hit film. The teen drama leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Diary of a Madman’ (1963)

A respectable nineteenth-century French magistrate is possessed by an invisible, malevolent demonic entity known as the Horla. The entity forces the rational jurist to commit increasingly gruesome acts of murder against his own will. Vincent Price delivers a compelling performance in this horror feature based on Guy de Maupassant’s short story. The classic horror film leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Disturbing Behavior’ (1998)

A high school newcomer in a tranquil island community notices that unruly teenagers are mysteriously transforming into model, clean-cut students. Along with a group of outcast peers, he discovers a sinister mind-control experiment orchestrated by the school’s faculty. The sci-fi teen thriller captures quintessential late-1990s paranoia and suspense. The movie departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Fuller Brush Man’ (1948)

An accident-prone salesman takes a job selling household cleaning supplies door-to-door in a desperate effort to impress his fiancée. His routine sales calls go disastrously wrong when he stumbles into a complex homicide case and becomes the primary suspect. The slapstick comedy stars Red Skelton in a series of manic comedic routines. This classic comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Cutting Edge’ (1992)

A temperamental figure skater teams up with an arrogant former Olympic hockey player to compete in the pairs figure skating championship. Despite their clashing personalities and constant bickering, the two athletes develop an innovative routine on the ice. Their intense training regimen gradually gives way to mutual respect and genuine romance. The sports romance classic leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Dark Blue’ (2002)

Set against the backdrop of the 1992 Los Angeles riots, a corrupt veteran detective mentors a rookie investigator within an elite police unit. When a high-profile robbery-homicide is covered up by departmental superiors, racial tensions boil over across the entire city. The gritty crime thriller stars Kurt Russell and features a screenplay written by David Ayer. The neo-noir drama departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Death and Life of Bobby Z’ (2007)

An incarcerated former Marine is offered a clean slate by federal agents if he agrees to impersonate a deceased legendary drug dealer in an exchange. The dangerous operation goes awry when Mexican cartel bosses and ruthless mercenaries target him for elimination. He must fight his way across the desert to protect a young boy who believes he is his father. The action thriller leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Gator’ (1976)

Convict Gator McKlusky is released from federal prison on the condition that he helps federal authorities expose a corrupt county boss in Georgia. Along with a crusading journalist, he infiltrates the southern political machine to gather crucial evidence. The action comedy serves as a sequel to the hit film ‘White Lightning’ and marks Burt Reynolds’ directorial debut. The film exits the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Cutting Edge: Chasing the Dream’ (2008)

An ambitious pair skater finds his dreams in jeopardy when his partner suffers a serious injury right before major competitions. He recruits a talented female street rollerblader with no formal figure skating experience to train for international competition. Together, they must overcome technical hurdles and personal differences to conquer the ice. The sports drama departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Devil’s Tomb’ (2009)

An elite team of military mercenaries is dispatched into an underground research facility buried beneath the Middle Eastern desert. Upon arrival, the soldiers encounter an ancient archaeological anomaly that unleashes a contagious demonic entity upon the squad. The horror thriller blends modern tactical warfare with supernatural creature effects. The movie is scheduled to leave the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Final Girls’ (2015)

A grieving young woman and her friends are mysteriously transported inside an iconic 1980s slasher movie that starred her late mother. The group must rely on their knowledge of horror movie tropes to survive the film’s machete-wielding masked killer. The horror comedy blends emotional family themes with sharp meta-cinematic satire. The acclaimed feature exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Fort Bowie’ (1958)

A cavalry captain at an isolated military outpost in the Arizona desert faces severe hostilities from Apache warriors. Complicating the defensive mission is the outpost commander’s jealousy over the captain’s supposed affection for the commander’s wife. The frontier garrison must unite to survive a full-scale siege against overwhelming forces. This Western classic departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Deadly Intent’ (1988)

A treasure hunter returns from a perilous expedition in South America with a priceless jewel, only to be murdered by an unknown assailant. His brother and the man’s widow embark on an investigation to track down the stolen gemstone and expose the killers. Their dangerous search places them squarely in the crosshairs of ruthless mercenaries. The thriller departs the streaming service on August 31, 2026.

‘Exodus’ (1960)

An officer in the Jewish underground movement orchestrates the daring escape of hundreds of Holocaust survivors from a British internment camp in Cyprus. The epic historical drama follows their perilous voyage to Palestine and the subsequent struggle to establish the State of Israel. Directed by Otto Preminger, the film features an all-star cast led by Paul Newman. The historical epic departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Extremities’ (1986)

A woman who narrowly escapes a violent assault is later attacked inside her own secluded home by the same stalker. She manages to turn the tables on the intruder, trapping him inside her fireplace and holding him captive. A harrowing psychological dilemma unfolds as her roommates debate whether to call the authorities or take personal retribution. The intense drama leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Fake’ (1953)

An American insurance investigator is dispatched to London to safeguard Leonardo da Vinci’s priceless painting on loan at the Tate Gallery. When the masterpiece is stolen and replaced with an exact forgery, the detective uncovers a sophisticated art counterfeiting syndicate. The British crime thriller keeps audiences guessing with tight investigative twists. This classic mystery exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Fashion Model’ (1945)

A handsome stockroom employee at an exclusive fashion salon becomes the prime suspect when a top model is murdered with a mechanical hairpin. He joins forces with a clever fellow model to clear his name and expose the real killer within the high-fashion industry. The fast-paced comedy-mystery features classic golden-era detective tropes. The vintage whodunit departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘A Fistful of Dollars’ (1964)

A wandering gunfighter arrives in the Mexican border town of San Miguel, which is torn apart by two warring smuggling clans. Playing both sides against each other for financial gain, the lone mercenary systematically dismantles both criminal factions. Directed by Sergio Leone, the film established Clint Eastwood as an international superstar and defined the Spaghetti Western genre. The cinematic landmark leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Flight of Fury’ (2007)

A covert military pilot is recruited by the government to recover a hijacked prototype stealth bomber with advanced radar-evasion technology. He infiltrates a heavily fortified terrorist base in Central Asia where the weaponized aircraft is being readied for an attack. The action film showcases aerial dogfights and trademark martial arts combat sequences. This action vehicle will depart the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Gas Pump Girls’ (1979)

A spirited young woman takes over her uncle’s failing service station and hires her high school girlfriends to revitalize business. Their unconventional, playful customer service transforms the garage into a massive success, provoking the jealousy of a corporate rival station. The rival owner hires bumbling mobsters to sabotage the operation, leading to chaotic comedic confrontations. The drive-in comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold’ (2006)

The daughter of Olympic champions pursues her own figure skating ambitions after a career-threatening injury forces her into pairs skating. She is teamed with an undisciplined extreme sports athlete who brings unconventional flair to the ice. The unlikely duo must harmonize their distinct skating techniques to qualify for the world stage. The sports romance leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Eye of the Needle’ (1981)

A ruthless Nazi spy operating in Britain discovers critical intelligence revealing the Allied invasion plans for D-Day. While attempting to rendezvous with a German U-boat, he is stranded on a remote Scottish island inhabited by a lonely woman and her crippled husband. A lethal game of cat and mouse ensues as the woman uncovers his true identity. The World War II spy thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘A Fish Called Wanda’ (1988)

A bumbling gang of diamond thieves pulls off a lucrative heist in London, but trust instantly evaporates among the conspirators. A seductive con artist attempts to extract the location of the hidden jewels from an uptight British barrister. The critically acclaimed comedy delivers relentless slapstick, sharp dialogue, and memorable performances from an ensemble cast. The beloved comedy exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Fled’ (1996)

Two state prison inmates chained together make a desperate escape during a chaotic shootout at a highway work detail. One of the convicts secretly possesses encrypted computer disks containing evidence that incriminates a powerful drug cartel. The fugitives must evade both federal marshals and ruthless cartel hitmen across the state of Georgia. The action thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘For a Few Dollars More’ (1965)

Two rival bounty hunters form an uneasy partnership to track down a sadistic outlaw and his heavily armed gang across the frontier. As they close in on their target, differing motivations between cold financial gain and personal vengeance come to light. Sergio Leone’s celebrated Western sequel features iconic music from Ennio Morricone. The classic masterpiece departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Freaks of Nature’ (2015)

In a quirky small town where humans, vampires, and zombies coexist in uneasy peace, a sudden alien invasion throws the community into chaos. Three teenage outcasts representing each faction must band together to save their town from total annihilation. The horror comedy combines genre parodies with coming-of-age humor. This sci-fi creature feature leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Dance with Me, Henry’ (1956)

An eccentric carnival owner and his well-meaning pal find themselves targeted by crooked gamblers and overzealous child welfare workers. The duo must protect an orphaned boy while clearing their names from a trumped-up murder charge. The film marks the final cinematic collaboration of the iconic comedy team Abbott and Costello. The classic slapstick feature departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Daybreakers’ (2010)

In a futuristic world where a plague has transformed most of the global population into vampires, the human blood supply nears total exhaustion. A vampire hematologist secretly collaborates with a covert underground human resistance group that has discovered a potential cure. Together, they race against corporate interests to reverse the vampiric condition. The stylish sci-fi horror thriller leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Dogs of War’ (1980)

A hardened mercenary leader is hired by a British tycoon to conduct reconnaissance for a coup against a tyrannical African dictator. After witnessing the regime’s brutality firsthand, the mercenary organizes a heavily armed squad to execute a precision military assault. The tactical war drama provides a detailed look into the mechanics of mercenary warfare. The film exits the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Dream Lover’ (1994)

A successful, recently divorced architect falls deeply in love with an enigmatic woman and hastily marries her. Soon after their wedding, he discovers that every detail of her past identity and background has been completely fabricated. His obsession with uncovering the truth leads him into a dangerous psychological trap. The erotic thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Extract’ (2009)

The stressed-out owner of a flavor-extract manufacturing plant contends with workplace disasters, impending lawsuits, and marital frustration. His life unravels further when a manipulative con artist targets his factory for a lucrative settlement. The workplace comedy was written and directed by Mike Judge. This sharp satire is scheduled to leave Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Fiddler on the Roof’ (1971)

A poor Jewish milkman in the pre-revolutionary Russian village of Anatevka struggles to marry off his three strong-willed daughters. As modern cultural changes challenge ancient traditions, growing anti-Semitic persecution threatens his entire community. The award-winning cinematic adaptation of the Broadway musical features timeless songs and emotional depth. The musical epic departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Finding Your Feet’ (2017)

A wealthy snob discovers that her husband of forty years is having an affair, prompting her to seek refuge with her bohemian older sister. To help lift her spirits, her sister introduces her to a vibrant community dance class filled with eccentric personalities. The experience helps her rediscover independence, joy, and unexpected romance later in life. The British comedy-drama leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Foxy Brown’ (1974)

A fearless woman goes undercover as a high-class call girl to exact ruthless revenge on the criminal syndicate that murdered her government-agent boyfriend. Armed with cunning resourcefulness and lethal weapons, she systematically takes down corrupt mobsters and drug kingpins. The definitive Blaxploitation thriller stars Pam Grier in her iconic title role. The landmark action film leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Detonator’ (2006)

An undercover CIA operative working in Romania is assigned to protect a woman with vital intelligence regarding a thirty-million-dollar illicit financial network. When their safehouse is compromised, he must escort her through hostile territory while pursued by corrupt officials and armed mercenaries. The action thriller delivers fast-paced shootouts and hand-to-hand combat sequences. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘End of Watch’ (2012)

Two young Los Angeles police officers patrol the dangerous streets of South Central while forging an unbreakable bond of brotherhood. Their routine traffic stops and bust operations unwittingly intercept money and weapons belonging to a powerful Mexican drug cartel. The cartel places a lethal hit on the partners, leading to an intense urban confrontation. The acclaimed found-footage police drama exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Epic Movie’ (2007)

Four orphaned teenagers from different backgrounds find themselves transported through a magical wardrobe into an absurd fantasy realm. They must join forces with eccentric warriors to defeat a tyrannical white queen ruling the land. The comedy delivers rapid-fire parodies of blockbuster fantasy, action, and superhero franchises. The spoof comedy leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Fallen’ (2016)

A young girl blamed for the tragic death of a boy is sent to a strict reform academy where strange supernatural events occur. She finds herself drawn to two enigmatic male students, uncovering that both are fallen angels who have fought over her for centuries. The romantic fantasy drama is based on the bestselling young-adult novel series by Lauren Kate. The movie exits the streaming service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Fighting Marshal’ (1931)

A wrongly convicted cowboy escapes from a prison work gang to prove his innocence and clear his tarnished name. He assumes the identity of a lawman in a lawless frontier town, confronting the corrupt gang responsible for framing him. The early sound-era Western delivers classic equestrian stunts and frontier justice. This vintage Western departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Gemini Man’ (2019)

An elite government assassin decides to retire from service, only to find himself hunted by a lethal operative who anticipates his every move. He is shocked to discover that his pursuer is a cloned version of his younger self created by a corrupt black-ops program. The sci-fi action thriller stars Will Smith utilizing cutting-edge digital de-aging visual effects. The high-tech feature leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Grudge 2’ (2006)

The malevolent supernatural curse born from a tragic house in Tokyo spreads outward, claiming victims in both Japan and a Chicago apartment building. Multiple intersecting storylines follow individuals who become tormented by the vengeful spirits of Kayako and Toshio. The supernatural horror sequel expands the mythos of the hit horror franchise. The spine-chilling film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Happy Ending’ (1969)

A middle-aged suburban housewife reflects on her seemingly ideal sixteen-year marriage that has quietly dissolved into alcohol abuse and emotional emptiness. Seeking an escape from her suffocating life, she leaves her family behind and travels to the Bahamas to rediscover herself. The character drama offers a poignant look at modern marriage and mid-century feminine identity. The film exits the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Hostel: Part II’ (2007)

Three young American art students studying in Rome are lured to a secluded Slovakian hostel during a weekend getaway. Upon arrival, they discover they have been sold to an exclusive underground organization where wealthy clients bid on the right to torture and murder human victims. The visceral horror sequel explores the dark psychology of the perpetrators and victims alike. This graphic thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2010)

A young Viking teenager named Hiccup aspires to become a dragon slayer like his father, the chieftain of their island village. After shooting down a rare and fearsome Night Fury dragon, he chooses to befriend the creature instead of killing it. Their bond challenges centuries of anti-dragon traditions and unites the Viking community with their former enemies. The Oscar-nominated animated classic departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Johnny Be Good’ (1988)

A top high school quarterback becomes the most sought-after recruit in the nation, attracting lavish and corrupt inducements from competing universities. With the help of his best friend and his girlfriend, he tries to stay grounded while navigating high-pressure recruitment tactics. The sports comedy features early career performances by Anthony Michael Hall and Robert Downey Jr. The film leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Lady of Vengeance’ (1957)

A wealthy London newspaper publisher receives a suicide note from his young niece, who took her own life after being seduced and discarded by a callous man. Consumed by grief, the uncle orchestrates an elaborate, indirect murder plot using an unsuspecting third party to eliminate the culprit. The British suspense thriller delivers a tight, methodical exploration of retribution. This vintage noir leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Getting Even with Dad’ (1994)

An estranged eleven-year-old son is sent to live with his ex-con father, who is secretly planning a major coin heist with two bumbling associates. When the boy catches his father in the act, he hides the stolen coins and demands quality father-son bonding time in exchange for their return. The family comedy stars Macaulay Culkin and Ted Danson. The comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Killer Is Loose’ (1956)

A mild-mannered bank teller is convicted for his role in an armed bank robbery, during which his beloved wife is accidentally killed by a detective. After escaping from a prison farm, the deranged criminal vows to murder the detective’s wife as an act of eye-for-an-eye revenge. The suspenseful film noir thriller builds intense psychological dread. The classic crime drama leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Going Steady’ (1958)

Two high school sweethearts secretly get married during a weekend trip without informing their disapproving parents. Their secret becomes impossible to hide when the young bride discovers that she is expecting a baby before graduation. The comedic drama offers a nostalgic snapshot of 1950s teenage romance and family values. This vintage feature departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘House of Games’ (1987)

A successful psychiatrist tries to help a compulsive gambler patient and finds herself drawn into the seductive underworld of professional con artists. Guided by a charismatic master swindler, she becomes both an observer and a participant in intricate confidence games. Her fascination turns perilous when the stakes escalate into betrayal and real-world violence. The acclaimed neo-noir mystery leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Ice Castles’ (2010)

A talented young figure skater from a small town achieves sudden fame before a tragic accident leaves her almost completely blind. With the support of her dedicated boyfriend and family, she relearns how to skate and attempts a miraculous return to competitive figure skating. The inspirational sports drama remakes the classic 1978 film of the same name. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Kid Colter’ (1984)

A city-raised boy is kidnapped by ruthless mountain outlaws while traveling through the rugged wilderness of the Pacific Northwest. Escaping from his captors, the young boy must utilize basic wilderness survival skills to navigate harsh terrain and evade the armed pursuers. The family adventure film highlights natural grit and self-reliance. This wilderness drama departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday’ (1976)

An aging frontier scout and his eccentric partner seek revenge against their former associate, who stole their gold fortune years earlier. Their chaotic scheme involves kidnapping the swindler’s wife, which quickly spirals into a series of comedic misadventures. The Western comedy stars Lee Marvin, Oliver Reed, and Robert Culp. The film exits the streaming platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Hurt Locker’ (2008)

During the Iraq War, an unconventional and adrenaline-driven staff sergeant is assigned to lead an elite Army bomb-disposal squad in Baghdad. His dangerous, reckless approach to disarming improvised explosive devices creates intense friction with his subordinate team members. The film won six Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director for Kathryn Bigelow. The acclaimed war drama departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Illegally Yours’ (1988)

A bumbling college dropout serving on a jury in a high-profile murder trial realizes the defendant is his secret childhood crush. Convinced of her innocence despite overwhelming evidence, he launches his own chaotic investigation to uncover the real culprit. The screwball romantic comedy was directed by Peter Bogdanovich. This lighthearted feature leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘It Should Happen to You’ (1954)

An ambitious young woman in New York City rents a massive billboard in Columbus Circle to put her own name on display for the public. Her sudden fame attracts media sensations, advertising deals, and romantic interest from a corporate suitor. The classic satirical romantic comedy was directed by George Cukor and stars Judy Holliday alongside Jack Lemmon. The classic comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling’ (1986)

A legendary stand-up comedian lies in a hospital bed critically burned after a drug-related accident, where his spiritual alter ego reviews his life. The journey traces his humble childhood origins, his meteoric rise to fame, and his destructive personal habits. The semi-autobiographical comedy-drama was directed, produced, and co-written by Richard Pryor. The film leaves the streaming library on August 31, 2026.

‘Just Add Water’ (2008)

A decent, kind-hearted man living in a desolate, dysfunctional desert town watches his community succumb to crime and despair. When an eccentric stranger introduces him to exotic cooking and self-confidence, he decides to transform his life and revitalize his hometown. The offbeat comedy-drama features performances by Dylan Walsh, Danny DeVito, and Justin Long. This title exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ (1966)

Three hardened gunfighters race across the American Southwest during the Civil War to locate a buried cache of Confederate gold. Each man possesses crucial information that the others need, forcing them into a web of temporary alliances and double-crosses. Sergio Leone’s definitive Spaghetti Western culminates in a legendary three-way standoff in a desert cemetery. The cinematic masterpiece leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Hardwired’ (2009)

After surviving a fatal car accident that claims his wife, a man is saved by an experimental microchip implant manufactured by a megacorporation. He begins experiencing vivid corporate advertisements projected directly into his visual cortex and discovers the corporation is controlling his mind. He joins an underground hacker network to dismantle the corporate conspiracy. The sci-fi action thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ (2014)

Five years after peace is established between dragons and Vikings, Hiccup and Toothless discover an uncharted ice cave that is home to hundreds of wild dragons. Hiccup reunites with his long-lost mother and must defend the dragon sanctuary from a power-hungry warlord. The animated sequel delivers breathtaking visual animation and emotional depth. The critically acclaimed animated feature leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Jinxed!’ (1982)

A young lounge singer touring with her abusive, professional gambler boyfriend meets a handsome blackjack dealer whom her boyfriend consistently beats at the tables. Recognizing that the dealer is jinxed by her boyfriend’s presence, she conspires with the dealer to pull off a life-insurance scheme. The dark comedy stars Bette Midler and Ken Wahl under the direction of Don Siegel. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Judgment at Nuremberg’ (1961)

An American military tribunal in post-World War II Germany presides over the trial of four German judges accused of crimes against humanity. The courtroom proceedings examine personal culpability, legal morality, and the societal pressures that enabled Nazi atrocities. The film features an all-star ensemble cast including Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, and Judy Garland. The landmark historical drama leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Kings Go Forth’ (1958)

Two American soldiers stationed near the French-Italian border during World War II fall in love with the same beautiful American-raised woman. Racial and personal tensions surface when one soldier discovers that the woman has African American heritage. The wartime drama explores social prejudice, sacrifice, and combat courage starring Frank Sinatra and Tony Curtis. The classic drama exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘A Good Person’ (2023)

A young woman’s life falls apart after she is involved in a tragic highway accident that results in the death of her future sister-in-law. Years later, while battling opioid addiction, she forms an unlikely friendship with her would-be father-in-law. The emotional drama stars Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman under the direction of Zach Braff. The film departs the streaming library on August 31, 2026.

‘The Grudge’ (2004)

An American exchange student working as a care nurse in Tokyo encounters a lethal supernatural curse born from extreme rage in a suburban house. Anyone who enters the cursed residence becomes marked for death by vengeful spirits that never relent. The supernatural horror film remakes Takashi Shimizu’s Japanese horror classic for international audiences. The chilling thriller exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Guns of the Magnificent Seven’ (1969)

A legendary gunslinger is hired by Mexican revolutionaries to rescue their captured leader from a heavily fortified military outpost. He recruits six diverse specialists, including an explosives expert and a knife fighter, to execute the daring rescue mission. The Western sequel offers explosive gun battles and heroic team camaraderie. The action Western departs the streaming platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Heavenly Kid’ (1985)

A 1960s greaser killed during a reckless drag race spends decades in a celestial purgatory before being assigned an angelic mission on Earth. He is tasked with boosting the self-esteem of a nerdy 1980s teenager, who turns out to be his biological son. The supernatural teen comedy combines nostalgic humor with coming-of-age heart. The title is scheduled to leave Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Hero and the Terror’ (1988)

A Los Angeles police detective who previously captured a hulking serial killer suffers from recurring nightmares following the traumatic encounter. When the psychopathic killer escapes from a psychiatric facility and begins murdering women inside a newly opened theater, the detective must confront his deepest fears. The action thriller stars martial arts legend Chuck Norris. The movie departs the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘The Human Contract’ (2008)

A successful, emotionally repressed corporate executive meets an enigmatic and free-spirited woman who introduces him to a bohemian lifestyle. As their relationship deepens, he is forced to confront dark childhood secrets and unresolved psychological trauma. The drama was written and directed by Jada Pinkett Smith. This character study leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Impulse’ (2008)

A charming real estate marketing executive living with her mother begins harboring dark, psychopathic impulses that manifest in manipulative behavior. When a wealthy developer enters their lives, her deadly games spiral into blackmail and premeditated violence. The psychological suspense thriller stars Angus Macfadyen and Willa Ford. The film departs the streaming service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Kid’ (2019)

A young boy flees across the frontier with his sister after killing their abusive father in self-defense, crossing paths with the infamous outlaw Billy the Kid. The boy witnesses the complex conflict between Billy the Kid and determined Sheriff Pat Garrett while trying to rescue his sister from an outlaw uncle. Directed by Vincent D’Onofrio, the Western delivers a gritty coming-of-age perspective on historical legends. The film exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Grace’ (2014)

A sheltered young woman raised by an overbearing grandmother enters college and begins experiencing severe psychological and physical blackouts. As her behavior turns increasingly violent and erratic, she realizes she is the victim of a demonic possession tied to her family’s occult history. The found-footage horror feature explores religious trauma and supernatural terror. The movie departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Idolmaker’ (1980)

A driven music manager with an ear for commercial success transforms two handsome, untalented neighborhood youths into manufactured rock-and-roll sensations. As both singers achieve national fame, their growing arrogance causes severe friction with the controlling Svengali behind their careers. The musical drama is based on the real-life career of music promoter Bob Marcucci. The film leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Landscape with Invisible Hand’ (2023)

In a near-future world where an alien species has introduced advanced technology that collapses the global human economy, two teenagers launch a desperate plan. They broadcast their courtship via a paid alien streaming network to generate income for their struggling families. The sci-fi satire provides a unique and visually eccentric commentary on modern commercialism. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Lars and the Real Girl’ (2007)

A pathologically shy young man in a small town orders a life-sized anatomical doll online and introduces her to his family as his foreign girlfriend. Guided by a compassionate psychologist, his family and community rally together to embrace the delusion to support his emotional healing. Ryan Gosling delivers a celebrated, tender performance in this original comedy-drama. The heartwarming film exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Little Bitches’ (2018)

A group of close female friends makes a high school freshman pact to open their college acceptance letters together at the end of senior year. Over the course of their final year, shifting romantic interests, social rivalries, and growing pains threaten to shatter their longstanding friendship. The teen comedy examines the pressures of transitioning from adolescence to adulthood. The movie leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘London’ (2005)

A heartbroken, substance-addicted young man gatecrashes a lavish going-away party for his ex-girlfriend inside a Manhattan penthouse. He locks himself in the bathroom with a cocaine dealer, engaging in philosophical, drug-fueled debates about romance, intimacy, and regret. The indie drama stars Chris Evans, Jessica Biel, and Jason Statham. The feature departs the streaming platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Madness of King George’ (1994)

King George III of Great Britain experiences sudden bouts of erratic behavior and debilitating mental illness during the late eighteenth century. As corrupt politicians and the Prince of Wales conspire to strip him of the throne, royal physicians subject the monarch to primitive medical treatments. The critically acclaimed historical drama won an Academy Award for Best Art Direction. The historical feature leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Morons from Outer Space’ (1985)

A group of exceptionally unintelligent alien tourists accidentally crash-lands their spacecraft on Earth after playing with the ship’s control panel. Taken into government custody in Britain, the extraterrestrials become overnight media sensations and chart-topping pop stars. The British sci-fi comedy delivers silly, lighthearted slapstick humor. The comedy exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Muscle Beach Party’ (1964)

Surfers and bodybuilders clash on a Southern California beach when a wealthy Italian countess attempts to purchase the shorefront for her own amusement. Beach antics, martial arts challenges, and musical numbers break out as the regulars defend their territory. The comedy features Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, and rock-and-roll legend Stevie Wonder in an early appearance. This vintage beach romp leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Notebook’ (2004)

An elderly man reads a romantic story from a notebook to a fellow nursing home resident suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The story recounts the passionate, decades-long romance between a poor lumber mill worker and a wealthy young heiress in the 1940s. The romantic drama became a cultural phenomenon starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. The landmark romance departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Last Hurrah’ (1958)

A charismatic, old-school big-city mayor runs for his final term in office against a reformist candidate backed by wealthy elites and television media. The veteran politician relies on traditional grassroots campaigning, machine politics, and personal favors to maintain his political grip. Directed by John Ford, the political drama stars Spencer Tracy. The classic feature exits the streaming library on August 31, 2026.

‘Loser’ (2000)

A naive, hardworking country boy moves to New York City on a collegiate scholarship and finds himself alienated by his wealthy, party-obsessed roommates. He falls in love with a troubled classmate who is trapped in a manipulative relationship with an arrogant professor. The college romantic comedy was written and directed by Amy Heckerling. The film leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Magic in the Water’ (1995)

A cynical radio psychologist takes his two neglected children on a lakeside vacation to a small Canadian resort town known for a legendary monster. His young daughter befriends the gentle prehistoric aquatic creature, discovering that the animal is being threatened by illegal toxic dumping. The family unites to protect the creature from corporate polluters. The family adventure leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Man in the Moon’ (1991)

In 1950s rural Louisiana, a fourteen-year-old tomboy experiences the bittersweet pangs of first love when an older boy moves onto the neighboring farm. Her idyllic summer turns heartbreaking when her older sister attracts the boy’s attention, leading to a tragic family event. The coming-of-age drama marks the acclaimed feature film debut of Reese Witherspoon. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Marine 6: Close Quarters’ (2018)

A former Marine and his military buddy discover that an Irish terrorist cell has kidnapped an innocent young girl inside an abandoned shipyard. Outnumbered and outgunned, the veteran soldiers engage in tactical room-to-room combat to eliminate the armed extremists and secure the hostage. The high-octane action film stars WWE superstars Mike ‘The Miz’ Mizanin, Shawn Michaels, and Becky Lynch. This action sequel leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Nut Job’ (2014)

A mischievous purple squirrel named Surly accidentally destroys his park community’s winter food supply and is exiled into the bustling city. Alongside his mute rat friend, he plans an ambitious heist on a giant nut store to feed his starving animal companions. The animated family comedy features voice performances by Will Arnett and Liam Neeson. The animated feature departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Malone’ (1987)

A weary ex-CIA operative driving through the Pacific Northwest breaks down in a small Oregon town controlled by a corrupt white-supremacist tycoon. When the wealthy extremist tries to intimidate local residents off their land, the former assassin uses his lethal training to defend the community. The action thriller stars Burt Reynolds and Cliff Robertson. The title leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Married Life’ (2008)

In 1949, a respectable businessman decides to murder his devoted wife rather than put her through the social humiliation of a divorce when he falls for a younger woman. His plans are complicated when his best friend secretly pursues the same young mistress. The stylish period drama blends suspenseful noir elements with dark marital comedy. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ (2005)

A bored suburban married couple is unaware that both partners are actually elite undercover assassins working for competing covert agencies. When both operatives are assigned to eliminate the same target, their secret identities are exposed, making each other their next contract. The blockbuster action comedy stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in their iconic pairing. The hit film exits the streaming catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Navy Seals’ (1990)

An elite unit of United States Navy SEALs is deployed to the Middle East to rescue captured American helicopter crew members. During the mission, the commandos discover that anti-aircraft Stinger missiles have fallen into the hands of a dangerous terrorist organization. The team must conduct a high-risk covert raid to neutralize the missiles before they can be used against civilian targets. The military action movie leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Last Time’ (2006)

An embittered, cynical top salesman at a corporate firm is tasked with training an eager but naive newcomer to the sales team. The dynamic shifts when the veteran salesman begins an illicit, passionate love affair with the new recruit’s beautiful fiancée. The corporate drama stars Michael Keaton, Brendan Fraser, and Amber Valletta. The title departs the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Leviathan’ (1989)

The crew of an underwater mining facility discovers a sunken Soviet submarine carrying a bioengineered genetic virus. After members of the crew become infected, the survivors must battle grotesque, mutating monstrosities in the depths of the ocean. The sci-fi creature feature combines deep-sea claustrophobia with practical body-horror effects. The underwater thriller exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Loves of Carmen’ (1948)

A respectable Spanish dragoon officer in nineteenth-century Seville becomes completely infatuated with a captivating and rebellious gypsy woman named Carmen. His overwhelming passion drives him into a life of desertion, outlaw banditry, and fatal jealousy. The lush romantic drama stars Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford. The golden-age classic departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Magnificent Seven’ (1960)

A small Mexican farming village besieged by a ruthless gang of marauding bandits hires seven diverse American gunfighters for protection. The gunslingers train the villagers in combat tactics while preparing for a climactic battle against overwhelming odds. Directed by John Sturges, the Western reimagines Akira Kurosawa’s ‘Seven Samurai’ with an iconic ensemble cast. The legendary Western leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Mardi Gras: Spring Break’ (2011)

Three college seniors embark on an uninhibited road trip to New Orleans to experience the wild festivities of Mardi Gras. Dressed in outrageous costumes, the trio encounters eccentric locals, wild parties, and unexpected romantic opportunities. The raunchy comedy follows the classic formula of road-trip coming-of-age adventures. The film departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Marsh’ (2006)

A successful children’s book author plagued by recurring nightmares of an old Victorian house purchases that exact home in a secluded marshland. Upon moving in, she encounters supernatural apparitions that urge her to uncover a decades-old double murder buried on the property. The psychological horror film stars Gabrielle Anwar and Forest Whitaker. The thriller exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Mist’ (2007)

A small Maine town is engulfed by an unnatural, thick fog that conceals a horde of bloodthirsty extraterrestrial monsters. A group of terrified citizens takes refuge inside a local supermarket, where religious fanaticism and hysteria quickly turn as deadly as the creatures outside. Directed by Frank Darabont, the sci-fi horror feature is adapted from Stephen King’s acclaimed novella. The intense horror film leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Mr. 3000’ (2004)

A self-absorbed baseball superstar retires after recording his three-thousandth career hit, securing his legacy as a guaranteed future Hall of Famer. Years later, a statistical clerical error reveals he only reached 2,997 hits, prompting him to return to the field at age forty-seven. He must overcome physical limitations and learn true team camaraderie to achieve his final hits. The sports comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Learning You’ (2026)

A dedicated educator navigates the complexities of personal identity, family responsibilities, and changing pedagogical standards in a modern classroom. As unexpected challenges surface, the teacher forms meaningful connections that reshape life perspectives. The contemporary indie drama focuses on empathy, personal growth, and human connection. This title leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Lodger’ (2009)

A detective in West Hollywood tracks a copycat serial killer whose gruesome crimes match the historical murders of Jack the Ripper. Meanwhile, a suspicious landlady rents out her guest house to an enigmatic, soft-spoken stranger who matches the killer’s profile. The suspense thriller remakes the classic Alfred Hitchcock mystery for a modern setting. The film exits the streaming catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘A Man Called Otto’ (2022)

A bitter, grieving widower whose solitary existence is disrupted when a lively young family moves in next door. An unexpected friendship develops between the grumpy retiree and his quick-witted pregnant neighbor, bringing warmth and purpose back into his life. The comedy-drama stars Tom Hanks in an adaptation of the bestselling novel ‘A Man Called Ove’. The celebrated film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Mata Hari’ (1985)

An exotic dancer in early twentieth-century Europe becomes a celebrated international star and a covert intelligence operative during World War I. Caught between competing French and German military interests, she uses seduction and cunning to survive complex political espionage. The erotic spy drama stars Sylvia Kristel in the title role. The period feature leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Mean Season’ (1985)

A Miami newspaper reporter tired of covering violent homicides is contacted directly by a serial killer who wants exclusive coverage of his crimes. The reporter’s sudden fame turns perilous when the killer realizes he is being manipulated and targets the journalist’s girlfriend. The atmospheric crime thriller stars Kurt Russell and Mariel Hemingway. The suspense film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Moonfall’ (2022)

A mysterious cosmic force knocks the Moon out of its orbit, sending it hurtling on a direct collision course toward planet Earth. A disgraced astronaut, an executive NASA official, and an eccentric conspiracy theorist launch an impossible space mission to save humanity. Directed by Roland Emmerich, the sci-fi disaster blockbuster features massive destructive visual effects. The disaster feature leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Leaving Las Vegas’ (1995)

A suicidal alcoholic Hollywood screenwriter travels to Las Vegas to drink himself to death and forms an emotional bond with a compassionate street sex worker. The two marginalized individuals establish a non-judgmental pact of unconditional acceptance amid their personal tragedies. Nicolas Cage earned an Academy Award for Best Actor for his raw performance. The critically acclaimed drama exits the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ (2022)

A young boy struggling to adjust to his new life in New York City discovers a singing, bath-loving crocodile living in his family’s attic. The two become inseparable friends, but they must defend the gentle reptile from an unkind neighbor who wants him locked away. The live-action/CGI musical comedy is based on the beloved children’s book series. The family favorite departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Magnificent Seven Ride!’ (1972)

A hardened marshal who previously refused to aid Mexican border villages must recruit an army of convicts after his wife is murdered by outlaws. He leads the ragtag group of outlaws and gunslingers to defend a frontier town against a massive bandit army. The Western action sequel concludes the original franchise run with explosive shootouts. The classic Western leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Man Down’ (2016)

A traumatized U.S. Marine returns home from a harrowing deployment in Afghanistan to find his hometown in ruins and his family missing. Alongside his closest military comrade, he searches through the desolate post-apocalyptic landscape to locate his young son. The psychological war drama stars Shia LaBeouf and explores the devastating effects of PTSD. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘More Dead Than Alive’ (1969)

A legendary gunslinger known as ‘Killer’ Cain is released from prison after eighteen years and vows never to touch a firearm again. He takes a job as a sharpshooting attraction in a traveling carnival, but ambitious young outlaws repeatedly challenge him to gunfights. The revisionist Western examines the inescapable nature of a violent reputation. The film leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘The Secret of My Success’ (1987)

A bright Kansas farm boy moves to New York City to conquer the corporate business world, only to be relegated to the mailroom of his uncle’s corporation. He secretly creates an executive corporate persona, juggling two identities while climbing the executive ladder and courting a female executive. The comedy classic stars Michael J. Fox at the height of his career. The 1980s comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Skiptrace’ (2016)

A dedicated Hong Kong detective teams up with a fast-talking American gambler to rescue his goddaughter from a notorious criminal syndicate. The mismatched partners embark on a wild, action-packed journey across China, Mongolia, and the Gobi Desert. The action comedy features trademark stunts and martial arts choreography from Jackie Chan alongside Johnny Knoxville. This action romp leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Tell It to the Judge’ (1949)

An ambitious female lawyer seeks an appointment to a federal judgeship while navigating an impending divorce from her charming ex-husband. Her ex-husband constantly interferes with her political campaign in an effort to win back her romantic affection. The golden-age screwball comedy stars Rosalind Russell and Robert Cummings. The vintage comedy exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘To Live and Die in L.A.’ (1985)

A reckless Secret Service agent vows to bring down a ruthless, sophisticated counterfeiter after his veteran partner is murdered on the job. The agent crosses moral and legal boundaries, orchestrating illegal schemes to fund his obsessive pursuit across Los Angeles. Directed by William Friedkin, the neo-noir crime thriller is celebrated for its iconic car chase. The acclaimed thriller departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘SLC Punk’ (1998)

Two young punk rockers navigate daily life, cultural alienation, and generational clashes in the conservative environment of 1985 Salt Lake City. The narrative traces their philosophical adherence to anarchy against the looming reality of growing up and entering mainstream society. The cult comedy-drama stars Matthew Lillard in a standout dramatic performance. This indie favorite exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Southpaw’ (2015)

A reigning light heavyweight boxing champion loses his wealth, family, and home after a devastating tragedy tears his life apart. Stripped of his championship, he turns to a gritty neighborhood trainer to rebuild his discipline, regain custody of his daughter, and stage a boxing comeback. The sports drama features an intense, transformative lead performance by Jake Gyllenhaal. The drama departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Stormy Monday’ (1988)

A young jazz-club employee in Newcastle unwittingly becomes involved in a violent turf war between his boss and a corrupt American real-estate mogul. Alongside an American call girl, he must navigate dangerous political corruption and organized crime to survive. The stylish neo-noir thriller stars Tommy Lee Jones, Sting, and Melanie Griffith. The British crime drama leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Surrounded’ (2023)

A former Buffalo Soldier disguised as a man is tasked with guarding a notorious outlaw in the wilderness while the remaining posse seeks help. As hostile bandits close in on their location, the captive outlaw and his guard engage in a tense psychological battle of wits. The revisionist Western drama stars Letitia Wright and Jamie Bell. The gripping feature departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Three for the Show’ (1955)

A Broadway musical star whose husband was reported missing in action during the Korean War remarries his best friend. Comedic chaos erupts when her original husband returns home alive, forcing her into a musical dilemma regarding which man is her legal spouse. The colorful musical comedy was directed by H.C. Potter and stars Betty Grable. The classic musical leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Walking Tall: Lone Justice’ (2007)

A former soldier turned local hero discovers that a corrupt FBI agent and ruthless drug dealers are threatening a federal witness in Texas. He takes up his trademark cedar club to enforce justice and protect the innocent from criminal cartels. The action sequel stars Kevin Sorbo as the uncompromising lawman Nick Prescott. This action title departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Seagull’ (2018)

An aging aristocratic actress visits her family’s rural Russian estate with her lover, an accomplished literary author. The visit ignites destructive romantic jealousies, artistic rivalries, and emotional turmoil among the gathered family and neighbors. The period drama adapts Anton Chekhov’s celebrated theatrical masterpiece with an all-star cast. The historical drama exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Solid Gold Cadillac’ (1956)

A minor shareholder in a massive New York corporation begins asking inconvenient, honest questions during the annual board meeting. To silence her, the corrupt executive board hires her for a meaningless public relations position, which she uses to expose their corporate fraud. The comedy classic stars Judy Holliday and Paul Douglas. The vintage corporate satire leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Square’ (2008)

An unhappily married construction manager begins an affair with a suburban woman and plots to steal a bag of dirty cash from her criminal husband. Their scheme to start a new life together unravels through a series of fatal misunderstandings and arson. The tense Australian neo-noir thriller was directed by Nash Edgerton. The crime feature departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Tenth Man’ (1988)

During World War II in occupied France, a wealthy French lawyer imprisoned by the Nazis trades his vast estate to another prisoner to take his place before a firing squad. After the war ends, the guilt-ridden survivor returns to his former home under an assumed identity to serve the deceased man’s sister. The psychological wartime drama is based on the novel by Graham Greene. The film leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Ticking Clock’ (2011)

An investigative journalist discovers the diary of a serial killer that details future gruesome murders alongside specific dates and locations. As he races against time to stop the killer, he realizes the murderer possesses an impossible ability to manipulate temporal reality. The sci-fi psychological thriller stars Cuba Gooding Jr. and Neal McDonough. The title departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Urban Legends: Bloody Mary’ (2005)

A group of high school girls at a sleepover accidentally summons the vengeful spirit of an urban legend murdered during a 1969 homecoming prank. The entity begins hunting down the descendants of the students who were responsible for her death decades earlier. The supernatural slasher is the third installment in the ‘Urban Legend’ horror franchise. The horror film leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Warm Bodies’ (2013)

A sensitive zombie named R living in a post-apocalyptic airport encounters a human survivor and unexpectedly feels a protective spark of life. As their unlikely friendship deepens, R’s humanity begins to return, setting off a chain reaction that could transform the entire undead population. The romantic zombie comedy blends clever humor with a fresh take on the monster genre. This comedy favorite departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Some Girls’ (1988)

A college student travels to Quebec over Christmas break to visit his eccentric girlfriend and win back her affections. Upon arrival at her family’s opulent mansion, he finds himself navigating the bizarre, seductive antics of her three sisters and eccentric grandmother. The coming-of-age romantic comedy stars Patrick Dempsey and Jennifer Connelly. The 1980s comedy exits the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Till’ (2022)

The true story of Mamie Till-Mobley, an educator who pursues justice after her fourteen-year-old son Emmett Till is brutally lynched in 1955 Mississippi. Her courageous decision to show the world the brutal reality of racism helps catalyze the American Civil Rights Movement. Danielle Deadwyler delivers an acclaimed, emotionally powerful performance in the central role. The historical drama departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘True Confessions’ (1981)

Two estranged brothers—one a cynical Los Angeles homicide detective, the other a rising Catholic monsignor—cross paths during the investigation of a murdered sex worker. As the detective digs deeper into the case, he uncovers corruption that implicates the church’s wealthiest financial benefactors. The neo-noir crime drama stars Robert De Niro and Robert Duvall. The acclaimed film leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Urban Justice’ (2007)

A grieving, lethal ex-covert operative travels to a dangerous urban neighborhood to hunt down the gang members who murdered his police-officer son. He systematically wages a one-man war against local street gangs and corrupt police officials to extract retribution. The action thriller features Steven Seagal delivering hard-hitting martial arts combat. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Warrior’ (2011)

Two estranged brothers with fractured family histories enter the same high-stakes mixed martial arts tournament for deeply personal reasons. One is an ex-Marine guided by his recovering alcoholic father, while the other is a struggling public school teacher fighting to save his family home. Their emotional and physical collision culminates in an unforgettable championship bout. The acclaimed sports drama leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Secret Admirer’ (1985)

An anonymous, passionate love letter intended for a high school student is accidentally circulated among multiple teenagers and their parents. The mislaid letter ignites romantic mix-ups, jealous suspicions, and comedic marital crises across the neighborhood. The 1980s teen romantic comedy stars C. Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin, and Kelly Preston. The comedy exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Somewhere in Queens’ (2023)

A simple, working-class Italian American father in Queens becomes overly invested in his son’s high school basketball career in hopes of securing a college scholarship. When his son’s sudden heartbreak threatens his athletic performance, the father takes desperate and misguided steps to keep his son’s dreams alive. The family comedy-drama marks the feature directorial debut of Ray Romano. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Support Your Local Gunfighter’ (1971)

A fast-talking con man fleeing a matrimonial obligation arrives in a boomtown and is mistaken for a notorious gunslinger. He decides to cash in on the misunderstanding by hiring a dim-witted local cowboy to pose as the real killer. The Western comedy serves as a thematic follow-up to the hit film ‘Support Your Local Sheriff!’. This lighthearted Western leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Ten Seconds to Hell’ (1959)

A group of six German soldiers returns to ruined post-war Berlin and accepts hazardous employment as an unexploded bomb-disposal squad. The men form a financial pact where the surviving members will split the group’s pooled earnings as they tackle increasingly unstable munitions. The suspenseful drama stars Jack Palance and Jeff Chandler under the direction of Robert Aldrich. The film departs the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘Thumbsucker’ (2005)

A painfully self-conscious teenager struggles with a persistent thumb-sucking habit that symbolizes his internal anxiety and family tensions. After trying hypnosis and prescription medication, he explores various philosophies to find his authentic place in the world. The indie comedy-drama features an ensemble cast including Lou Taylor Pucci, Keanu Reeves, and Vince Vaughn. This coming-of-age story exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Waiting…’ (2005)

The eccentric waitstaff, cooks, and managers of a casual chain restaurant engage in outrageous games, customer retaliation, and existential debates during a single shift. A veteran server questions his stagnant life choices while training a bewildered new employee on his first day. The cult workplace comedy stars Ryan Reynolds, Justin Long, and Anna Faris. The raunchy comedy departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Shake Hands with the Devil’ (1959)

An Irish American medical student in 1921 Dublin is reluctantly drawn into the violent struggle between the Irish Republican Army and British security forces. He discovers that his respected surgical professor is secretly a ruthless commander within the underground rebel movement. The intense political thriller stars James Cagney and Don Murray. The classic drama leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘St Trinian’s’ (2007)

The anarchic, rebellious schoolgirls of St Trinian’s Academy unite to prevent the financial bankruptcy and closure of their beloved institution. The girls orchestrate an elaborate heist to steal Johannes Vermeer’s ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ from London’s National Gallery. The British comedy reimagines the classic cartoon series with modern humor. The comedy departs the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘The Talk of the Town’ (1942)

A passionate social reformer falsely accused of factory arson escapes from jail and hides out in the country home of a lovely schoolteacher. Complications arise when a distinguished Supreme Court nominee rents the same house for the summer, leading to spirited debates on the legal system. The classic romantic comedy-drama was nominated for seven Academy Awards. The golden-age classic leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Von Richthofen and Brown’ (1971)

The aerial drama chronicles the historic World War I combat rivalry between legendary German flying ace Manfred von Richthofen and Canadian pilot Roy Brown. The narrative contrasts Richthofen’s aristocratic adherence to chivalric aerial duels with the brutal, pragmatic reality of modern mechanical warfare. Directed by Roger Corman, the film features thrilling real-aircraft flight sequences. The war movie departs the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Stigmata’ (1999)

An atheist Pittsburgh hairdresser begins suffering from the agonizing physical wounds of the stigmata after receiving an antique rosary from Brazil. An open-minded Vatican investigator is sent to evaluate her condition, uncovering a forbidden gospel that threatens Catholic hierarchy. The supernatural religious thriller stars Patricia Arquette and Gabriel Byrne. The film exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Strange Invaders’ (1983)

A university professor travels to an isolated Midwestern town to locate his missing ex-wife, discovering that the community was taken over by extraterrestrials in the 1950s. The aliens disguise themselves in human skin while preparing to depart the planet. The sci-fi comedy-horror pays tribute to classic 1950s atomic-age invasion cinema. The retro sci-fi feature leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Taffin’ (1988)

A tough, educated debt collector living in a coastal Irish town is hired by local community members to prevent a corrupt chemical plant from being constructed. He uses extreme physical pressure and tactical intimidation to dismantle the criminal developers backing the industrial project. The action thriller features Pierce Brosnan in one of his earliest tough-guy roles. The movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ (2022)

A lonely British scholar of narrative mythology encounters an ancient Djinn inside an antique bottle purchased at an Istanbul bazaar. The Djinn offers her three wishes in exchange for his freedom, recounting grand tales of romance and loss across human history. Directed by George Miller, the visually sumptuous fantasy drama stars Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba. The film leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Tropic Thunder’ (2008)

A squad of prima-donna Hollywood actors filming a big-budget Vietnam War movie is dropped into the real jungle to capture authentic documentary-style performances. Unaware that their director has been killed, the actors mistakenly engage a real, heavily armed Southeast Asian drug cartel. The critically acclaimed satire features iconic comedic turns by Ben Stiller, Jack Black, and Robert Downey Jr. The blockbuster comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Still of the Night’ (1982)

A Manhattan psychiatrist becomes entangled with a mysterious, beautiful woman following the brutal murder of one of his wealthy patients. As he investigates the woman’s possible involvement in the crime, he finds himself experiencing identical psychological danger. Directed by Robert Benton, the psychological thriller pays homage to Alfred Hitchcock’s cinematic style. The mystery film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Support Your Local Sheriff!’ (1969)

A laid-back gunfighter passing through a wild Colorado boomtown takes the job of local sheriff simply because he needs quick travel money. Using calm logic, trick shooting, and unconventional tactics, he tames the rowdy community and confronts a violent ranching clan. The classic Western comedy stars James Garner in one of his most celebrated roles. The hilarious Western leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

”Without Warning’ (1980)

A towering extraterrestrial hunter lands in an isolated rural community and stalks local campers using living, carnivorous parasitic flying disks. A paranoid military veteran and a local sheriff join forces to battle the alien predator before it eliminates the town’s population. The cult sci-fi horror film stars Jack Palance and Martin Landau. The creature feature departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Witness for the Prosecution’ (1982)

A brilliant, ailing British barrister takes on the defense of an affable man accused of murdering a wealthy older widow. The trial hinges on the unexpected and devastating testimony delivered by the defendant’s cold, calculating wife. The courtroom drama adapts Agatha Christie’s famous theatrical mystery with an all-star cast including Ralph Richardson. The mystery thriller exits the service on August 31, 2026.

‘Zombie Strippers!’ (2008)

In a futuristic, dystopian America, a top-secret government biological weapon leaks into an underground gentlemen’s club in Nebraska. The infected dancers transform into flesh-eating zombies whose performances draw massive, unsuspecting audiences. The horror comedy blends campy satire with excessive practical gore. The cult horror movie departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Whatever It Takes’ (2000)

Two high school neighbors make a mutual agreement to help each other woo their respective dream crushes. As they execute their complex romantic schemes, they gradually realize their true romantic compatibility lies with each other. The teen romantic comedy adapts Edmond Rostand’s classic ‘Cyrano de Bergerac’ for a modern high school setting. The comedy exits the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘White Lightning’ (1973)

An incarcerated moonshiner is granted conditional release from prison to help federal investigators expose a corrupt Arkansas sheriff who murdered his brother. Infiltrating the southern bootlegging circuit, he uses high-speed driving skills to gather crucial evidence. The gritty southern action classic features Burt Reynolds in one of his signature action roles. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Young Animals’ (1968)

Tensions escalate in a Southwestern high school where Mexican American students stage classroom walkouts to protest discriminatory treatment from faculty. A sympathetic teacher attempts to bridge the cultural divide while preventing violent confrontations between rival student factions. The drama reflects the real-world Chicano civil rights student movements of the late 1960s. The film leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘Where’s My Roy Cohn?’ (2019)

The documentary feature chronicles the dark political career of ruthless attorney and political fixer Roy Cohn. The film examines his rise during the McCarthy hearings, his influence over the New York real-estate market, and his mentorship of future national leaders. Archival footage and intimate interviews expose Cohn’s profound impact on modern political tactics. The documentary departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Yentl’ (1983)

In early twentieth-century Eastern Europe, a Jewish woman disguises herself as a man to enter an all-male religious academy and study the Talmud. Her double life becomes intensely complicated when she falls in love with a fellow scholar while being pursued by his betrothed bride. Barbra Streisand directed, produced, co-wrote, and starred in the award-winning musical drama. The film exits Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Who Dares Wins’ (1982)

A covert operative within the British Special Air Service infiltrates a radical anti-nuclear activist group that plans to execute a terrorist takeover. When the extremists storm the American embassy in London during a high-profile diplomatic function, the SAS mounts a tactical rescue assault. The military action thriller delivers explosive urban combat sequences. The action movie leaves the platform on August 31, 2026.

‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ (2013)

The wild rise and catastrophic fall of Jordan Belfort, a charismatic stockbroker who builds a fraudulent Wall Street brokerage empire through pump-and-dump schemes. The biographical crime comedy details a world of unchecked corporate greed, excessive substance abuse, and federal investigations. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the film features an Oscar-nominated performance by Leonardo DiCaprio. The landmark film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Wrong Turn’ (2021)

A group of hikers traversing the Appalachian Trail wanders off the designated path into territory controlled by the Foundation, a secluded mountain society. The travelers find themselves subjected to primitive frontier justice and lethal traps after an accidental death ignites conflict. The reboot reimagines the popular survival-horror franchise with an expanded thematic focus on societal clashes. The horror film leaves the service on August 31, 2026.

‘The Wronged Man’ (2010)

A determined paralegal dedicates over two decades of her life to overturn the wrongful rape conviction of an innocent African American man. Despite judicial roadblocks and racial bias within the legal system, she relentlessly fights to secure his ultimate exoneration. The drama is based on the inspiring real-life friendship between Janet Gregory and Calvin Willis. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Wolf Creek’ (2005)

Three backpackers traveling through the remote Australian Outback visit an immense meteorite crater, only for their vehicle to break down mysteriously. They are offered assistance by a seemingly friendly rural bushman who reveals himself to be a sadistic serial killer. The intense, gritty survival horror thriller established Mick Taylor as a modern horror villain. The movie exits the streaming service on August 31, 2026.

‘World War Z’ (2013)

A former United Nations investigator travels the globe in a desperate race against time to identify the source of a sudden, virulent zombie pandemic. As entire nations fall to the hyper-fast swarms of infected humans, he searches for a critical vulnerability to give humanity a fighting chance. The apocalyptic blockbuster stars Brad Pitt in high-stakes global set pieces. The action thriller departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Wicked Lady’ (1983)

A bored seventeenth-century English noblewoman seeks excitement by secretly becoming a masked highway robber terrorizing travelers on country roads. She teams up with an infamous outlaw, descending deeper into an exhilarating life of robbery, passion, and betrayal. The period drama remakes the 1945 British costume classic starring Faye Dunaway. The film leaves Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘We’ll Never Have Paris’ (2014)

A neurotic man suffers an existential crisis and ruins his long-term relationship just as he is preparing to propose to his girlfriend. When she moves to Paris to start a new life, he impulsively flies to France in a desperate attempt to win her back. The romantic comedy is based on the real-life courtship of director and star Simon Helberg. The indie comedy departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘The Wizard of Loneliness’ (1988)

During World War II, a resilient twelve-year-old boy is sent to live with his grandparents in rural Vermont while his father serves overseas. Emotionally guarded and precocious, the young boy gradually opens up to the eccentric residents and family members in the community. The coming-of-age period drama provides a poignant look at life on the American home front. The film leaves the catalog on August 31, 2026.

‘The Whales of August’ (1987)

Two elderly widowed sisters spend their fifty-fourth consecutive summer at their family cottage on the rugged coast of Maine. As they reflect on their long lives and changing physical capacities, they confront longstanding emotional grievances and the uncertainty of their future. The drama features legendary golden-era actresses Bette Davis and Lillian Gish in their final screen roles. The film departs Prime Video on August 31, 2026.

‘Fear PHarm’ (2020)

Four high school friends enter an elaborate, secluded corn maze on Halloween night that promises a substantial cash reward to anyone who can escape. They soon discover that the maze is operated by a deranged family harvesting skin cells from victims for an anti-aging cosmetic formula. The indie slasher delivers intense pursuit sequences and practical horror effects. This horror title is scheduled to leave Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘Tomato Red’ (2017)

An ex-convict drift worker in the rural Ozarks forms an alliance with a passionate red-haired woman and her ambitious younger brother. Together, the trio hatches a plan to rob an affluent country house to fund an escape from generational poverty. The gritty neo-noir drama explores marginalized lives on the fringes of American society. The indie drama exits the streaming catalog on September 1, 2026.

‘Cannibal Corpse Killers’ (2017)

In a post-apocalyptic wasteland overrun by mutated cannibal ghouls, a lone warrior leads a crusade to eliminate the undead hordes. Armed with specialized weaponry, he battles across ruined landscapes to rescue surviving humans and restore order. The indie horror feature delivers over-the-top action and cult creature combat. The movie departs Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘Lost in America’ (2019)

The investigative documentary examines the harrowing reality of youth homelessness across major metropolitan areas in the United States. Through firsthand interviews with homeless youth, social workers, and national advocates, the film exposes systemic failures and societal indifference. The production highlights paths toward meaningful reform and rehabilitation for vulnerable populations. This documentary leaves the platform on September 1, 2026.

‘Bring Me a Dream’ (2020)

A sheriff and his deputies in an isolated county investigate a string of brutal home invasions linked to an ancient urban legend known as the Sandman. The supernatural entity invades the dreams of its victims, causing lethal physical consequences in the waking world. The small-town law enforcement team must find a way to break the curse before it consumes the entire area. The horror thriller exits Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘The Last Beyond’ (2020)

Set during the Great Depression in Montana, a desperate young man agrees to help a hardened outlaw transport a shipment of contraband across treacherous mountain ranges. As winter conditions worsen and lawmen close in, the journey becomes a grueling struggle for basic survival. The wilderness Western explores loyalty, grit, and morality in the frontier backcountry. The feature departs Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘Lie Exposed’ (2020)

A reclusive, terminally ill photographer creates a daring final art exhibition featuring intimate, vulnerable portraits of several complex women. The exhibition triggers intense personal revelations, relationship fractures, and emotional confrontations among the subjects. The character-driven drama focuses on truth, artistic expression, and human vulnerability. This indie drama leaves the platform on September 1, 2026.

‘Romulus, My Father’ (2007)

A sensitive young boy grows up in rural 1950s Australia under the care of his compassionate, hardworking immigrant father and mentally troubled mother. Despite profound poverty and domestic tragedies, the father instills deep moral values and resilience in his son. Eric Bana delivers an acclaimed dramatic performance in this emotional biographical drama. The award-winning feature departs Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘Sex and the Future’ (2020)

Two frustrated young entrepreneurs launch an ambitious tech startup that creates advanced humanoid robotic companions for the modern consumer market. Their sudden corporate success leads to comedic chaos, moral dilemmas, and unexpected romantic entanglements. The sci-fi comedy explores the bizarre consequences of emerging artificial intelligence and human relationships. The comedy exits the catalog on September 1, 2026.

‘Abandoned: Angelique’s Isle’ (2018)

Based on a true historical survival story from 1845, a newly married Indigenous woman and her husband are marooned on an isolated island in Lake Superior by a corrupt mining expedition. Left without food or supplies, she must endure a brutal winter and rely on traditional skills to survive. The survival drama showcases remarkable human endurance against the elements. The film leaves Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘I’m Still Here’ (2010)

The provocative mockumentary chronicles actor Joaquin Phoenix’s supposed retirement from Hollywood acting to pursue a disastrous career as a hip-hop musician. Directed by Casey Affleck, the film depicts chaotic public appearances and erratic personal behavior that baffled media outlets. The experimental film provides a sharp satire of celebrity culture and public media consumption. This satirical production exits Prime Video on September 1, 2026.

‘Smile 2’ (2024)

A global pop music superstar prepares to embark on a demanding world tour when she begins experiencing terrifying and unexplainable supernatural hallucinations. As the malevolent entity’s gruesome smiles drive her toward madness, she must confront her past trauma to break the relentless curse. The psychological horror sequel expands the intense dread and visceral terror of the original blockbuster. The hit horror feature departs Prime Video on September 2, 2026.

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