Every Movie Arriving on Prime Video This Week, Including a Forgotten Brad Pitt Classic

Prime Video is significantly expanding its on-demand library this week with an extensive collection of cinematic releases spanning multiple genres and decades. Subscribers will find a wide variety of viewing options, ranging from celebrated Oscar-winning dramas and classic Hollywood Westerns to adrenaline-pumping action blockbusters, supernatural horrors, and family-friendly animated features. Whether you are looking to revisit iconic foundational cinema or catch up on contemporary thrillers, this week’s lineup offers a robust selection for every movie enthusiast.

‘Breezy’ (1974)

Clint Eastwood directed this romantic drama starring William Holden as Frank Harmon, a divorced, middle-aged real estate agent living in Los Angeles. His structured life is upended when he crosses paths with a free-spirited, hitchhiking teenager named Breezy, played by Kay Lenz. Despite the significant age difference and societal judgment, the two develop an unexpected and transformative emotional connection. The film features an evocative musical score composed by Michel Legrand and earned several Golden Globe nominations. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Breezy’ starting September 1.

‘Chef’ (2014)

Written, directed by, and starring Jon Favreau, this comedy-drama follows Carl Casper, an acclaimed chef who leaves a prestigious Los Angeles restaurant after a public altercation with a food critic. Looking to reclaim his creative culinary passion, Carl relocates to Miami and launches a food truck business with the help of his young son and a loyal former coworker. The cross-country road trip allows Carl to reconnect with his family while rediscovering his love for cooking authentic cuisine. The supporting cast includes Sofía Vergara, John Leguizamo, Scarlett Johansson, and Dustin Hoffman. The film arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Hart’s War’ (2002)

Gregory Hoblit directed this World War II legal drama based on the novel by John Katzenbach. Colin Farrell stars as Lieutenant Thomas Hart, an inexperienced officer imprisoned in a German prisoner-of-war camp. Hart is tasked by senior officer Colonel William McNamara, played by Bruce Willis, with defending a Black prisoner accused of murdering a fellow inmate. The trial unfolds as a cover for a daring plan to sabotage a nearby munitions depot. ‘Hart’s War’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Windtalkers’ (2002)

Directed by John Woo, this war drama highlights the crucial role played by Navajo code talkers during the Pacific War. Nicolas Cage stars as Sergeant Joe Enders, a battle-scarred Marine assigned to protect a Navajo specialist while keeping the secure military code from falling into enemy hands. As the Battle of Saipan escalates, Enders finds himself torn between his protective duties and his grim classified orders. The cast also features Adam Beach, Christian Slater, and Mark Ruffalo. Audiences can stream ‘Windtalkers’ on Prime Video beginning September 1.

‘Carrie’ (1976)

Brian De Palma directed this classic supernatural horror film based on Stephen King’s debut novel. Sissy Spacek stars as Carrie White, a shy and sheltered high school student tormented by cruel classmates and an abusive, fanatical mother played by Piper Laurie. Carrie gradually discovers she possesses telekinetic abilities, which manifest violently when she is subjected to a humiliating prom prank. Both Spacek and Laurie received Academy Award nominations for their performances. ‘Carrie’ joins the Prime Video lineup on September 1.

‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ (1988)

Frank Oz directed this comedy remake of the 1964 film ‘Bedtime Story’. Steve Martin and Michael Caine star as two competing con artists operating in the French Riviera who target wealthy women. To settle a territorial dispute, the men agree on a high-stakes wager to see who can swindle fifty thousand dollars first from an American heiress played by Glenne Headly. The film earned critical praise for the comedic chemistry between its leading actors. Viewers can watch ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs’ (2009)

In the third installment of the animated franchise, Manny, Sid, Diego, and their friends discover a hidden tropical world populated by dinosaurs beneath the ice. Sid accidentally adopts three Tyrannosaurus rex eggs, leading the herd on a dangerous rescue mission after the mother retrieves them. Along their journey, the group teams up with Buck, a daring, one-eyed weasel voiced by Simon Pegg. Directed by Carlos Saldanha and Mike Thurmeier, the film became one of the highest-grossing animated films of its release year. ‘Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power’ (2005)

Michael Bregman directed this direct-to-video prequel to the 1993 crime classic ‘Carlito’s Way’. Jay Hernandez stars as a younger Carlito Brigante during the late 1960s as he navigates the dangerous criminal landscape of Spanish Harlem. Along with two prison associates, Carlito works to establish a powerful heroin syndicate while balancing gang rivalries. The cast also features Mario Van Peebles, Luis Guzmán, and Sean Combs. The crime drama is scheduled to arrive on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Matinee’ (1993)

Directed by Joe Dante, this period comedy is set against the backdrop of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. John Goodman stars as Lawrence Woolsey, an opportunistic B-movie producer who arrives in Key West to premiere his latest gimmick-laden monster film. Woolsey capitalizes on Cold War paranoia by outfitting the local cinema with interactive effects to amplify the audience’s terror. The movie serves as a loving homage to 1950s atomic-era horror cinema and producer William Castle. ‘Matinee’ becomes available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Eastern Promises’ (2007)

David Cronenberg directed this gritty British gangster thriller written by Steven Knight. Viggo Mortensen stars as Nikolai Luzhin, a ruthless driver and enforcer for a Russian organized crime family operating in London. Naomi Watts plays a British-Russian midwife who unknowingly endangers herself by investigating the diary of a deceased teenager tied to the syndicate. Mortensen received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor for his intense performance. ‘Eastern Promises’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Ice Age’ (2002)

Chris Wedge directed this computer-animated adventure that launched a major film franchise. The story centers on a cynical mammoth named Manny, an eccentric ground sloth named Sid, and a saber-toothed tiger named Diego. The mismatched trio bands together to return a lost human infant to his tribe during the impending ice age. Featuring the voice talents of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, and Denis Leary, the film earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Feature. The original ‘Ice Age’ will be available on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘The War Wagon’ (1967)

Burt Kennedy directed this classic Western based on the novel ‘Badman’ by Clair Huffaker. John Wayne stars as Taw Jackson, a rancher wrongfully imprisoned who seeks revenge against a corrupt mining baron who stole his land. Jackson recruits a sharpshooter played by Kirk Douglas and a band of specialists to hijack an armored, gold-carrying stagecoach. The movie balances action-packed set pieces with witty dialogue between its two lead stars. ‘The War Wagon’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘It Came from Outer Space’ (1953)

Jack Arnold directed this foundational science fiction film based on a story treatment by Ray Bradbury. Richard Carlson stars as amateur astronomer John Putnam, who witnesses a strange spacecraft crash into the Arizona desert. When townspeople begin behaving erratically, Putnam realizes that extraterrestrial shapeshifters are secretly repairing their ship. The film is recognized as one of the first major science fiction films shot and released in stereoscopic 3D. Prime Video subscribers can watch ‘It Came from Outer Space’ beginning September 1.

‘Conor McGregor: Notorious’ (2017)

Gavin Fitzgerald directed this sports documentary chronicling the meteoric rise of mixed martial arts superstar Conor McGregor. Filmed over a span of four years, the film captures McGregor’s journey from claiming benefits in Dublin to winning multiple UFC championship titles. It provides behind-the-scenes access to his grueling training camps, major career victories, and personal life alongside partner Dee Devlin. The documentary highlights key matchups, including his fights against José Aldo and Nate Diaz. ‘Conor McGregor: Notorious’ debuts on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Purge’ (2013)

Written and directed by James DeMonaco, this dystopian horror thriller introduces a society where all crime is legal for one twelve-hour period annually. Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey star as parents attempting to keep their family secure inside their fortified home during the violent event. Their defenses are compromised when their son admits an injured stranger who is being hunted by a masked syndicate. The sleeper hit launched a successful multimedia franchise with several sequels and a television series. ‘The Purge’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Skeleton Key’ (2005)

Iain Softley directed this Southern Gothic supernatural horror film set in the bayous of Louisiana. Kate Hudson stars as Caroline Ellis, a hospice nurse hired to care for an ailing, nonverbal man living in a secluded plantation mansion. As Caroline explores the estate using a master key, she uncovers sinister secrets linked to Hoodoo folk magic and the home’s previous owners. Gena Rowlands, John Hurt, and Peter Sarsgaard co-star in prominent supporting roles. ‘The Skeleton Key’ will be available for streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Uptown Girls’ (2003)

Boaz Yakin directed this comedy-drama starring Brittany Murphy and Dakota Fanning. Murphy plays Molly Gunn, a carefree socialite who loses her inheritance after her accountant embezzles her late rock-star father’s fortune. To support herself, Molly takes a job as a nanny for Ray, a precocious, hypochondriac eight-year-old girl. Through their initial clashes, both characters learn important lessons about maturity, responsibility, and grief. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Uptown Girls’ beginning September 1.

‘Land of the Dead’ (2005)

George A. Romero directed the fourth entry in his influential ‘Living Dead’ zombie series. The story takes place in a fortified city where wealthy elites live in luxury high-rises while the poor struggle in surrounding slums. Simon Baker stars as a mercenary operating an armored vehicle who must defend the human sanctuary when zombies exhibit signs of collective intelligence and coordinate an assault. The ensemble cast includes Dennis Hopper, John Leguizamo, and Asia Argento. ‘Land of the Dead’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Jack Reacher: Never Go Back’ (2016)

Edward Zwick directed this action sequel based on Lee Child’s bestselling novel ‘Never Go Back’. Tom Cruise reprises his role as Jack Reacher, a nomadic former military police investigator who goes on the run to clear an ally accused of espionage. Alongside Major Susan Turner, played by Cobie Smulders, Reacher uncovers a far-reaching government conspiracy involving military contractors. The film features intense hand-to-hand combat choreography and high-stakes chase sequences. The action film premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Witness for the Prosecution’ (1958)

Billy Wilder directed this acclaimed courtroom drama based on Agatha Christie’s short story and theatrical play. Charles Laughton stars as Sir Wilfrid Robarts, an ailing British barrister who takes on the murder defense of Leonard Vole, played by Tyrone Power. The trial takes several shocking turns when Vole’s wife, played by Marlene Dietrich, chooses to testify as a witness for the prosecution. The movie earned six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director. Prime Video adds ‘Witness for the Prosecution’ to its library on September 1.

‘Rain Man’ (1988)

Barry Levinson directed this road comedy-drama starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman. Cruise portrays Charlie Babbitt, an abrasive car dealer who discovers his estranged father left a multimillion-dollar estate to an autistic savant brother, Raymond. Charlie embarks on a cross-country drive with Raymond, forming a deep familial bond along the journey. The film won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor for Hoffman. ‘Rain Man’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Hour of the Gun’ (1967)

John Sturges directed this revisionist Western depicting the aftermath of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. James Garner stars as Wyatt Earp, while Jason Robards portrays his loyal, dying ally Doc Holliday. The narrative follows Earp’s vengeful vendetta ride against Ike Clanton’s outlaw gang following the murder of his brothers. The film is noted for its gritty, historically grounded portrayal of legendary Old West figures. ‘Hour of the Gun’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Raging Bull’ (1980)

Martin Scorsese directed this biographical black-and-white sports drama based on the memoir of middleweight boxing champion Jake LaMotta. Robert De Niro stars as LaMotta, whose violent temper and self-destructive jealousy destroy his relationships both inside and outside the ring. Joe Pesci and Cathy Moriarty deliver standout supporting performances as LaMotta’s brother and wife, respectively. The film won two Academy Awards, with De Niro winning Best Actor and Thelma Schoonmaker winning Best Film Editing. Prime Video welcomes ‘Raging Bull’ on September 1.

‘Dressed to Kill’ (1980)

Written and directed by Brian De Palma, this erotic psychological thriller draws heavy inspiration from classic Hitchcock films. Michael Caine stars as Dr. Robert Elliott, a New York psychiatrist whose patient is brutally murdered in an elevator. A sex worker who witnessed the crime, played by Nancy Allen, teams up with the victim’s tech-savvy son to track down the killer. Angie Dickinson delivers a memorable performance in the film’s suspenseful first act. ‘Dressed to Kill’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Jack Reacher’ (2012)

Christopher McQuarrie directed this action thriller adapted from Lee Child’s novel ‘One Shot’. Tom Cruise stars as the titular former military investigator who steps in when an army sniper is framed for a mass shooting. Working with a defense attorney played by Rosamund Pike, Reacher uncovers a corrupt syndicate orchestrating murders behind the scenes. Renowned German filmmaker Werner Herzog portrays the film’s sinister antagonist, The Zec. ‘Jack Reacher’ becomes available on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Meet Joe Black’ (1998)

Martin Brest directed this fantasy romantic drama loosely based on the 1934 film ‘Death Takes a Holiday’. Brad Pitt stars as Death, who takes human form as Joe Black to experience life on Earth guided by a media mogul played by Anthony Hopkins. Complications arise when Joe falls in love with the mogul’s daughter, played by Claire Forlani. The film is recognized for its contemplative pacing and emotional musical score by Thomas Newman. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Meet Joe Black’ starting September 1.

‘Dracula Untold’ (2014)

Gary Shore directed this dark fantasy action film that provides an origin story for the legendary vampire. Luke Evans stars as Vlad the Impaler, the Prince of Wallachia who seeks dark supernatural powers to protect his family and kingdom from an invading Ottoman army. Vlad makes a pact with a master vampire, granting him immense strength at the cost of an insatiable thirst for human blood. The supporting cast includes Sarah Gadon, Dominic Cooper, and Charles Dance. ‘Dracula Untold’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Fear’ (1996)

James Foley directed this psychological teen thriller starring Reese Witherspoon and Mark Wahlberg. Witherspoon plays Nicole Walker, an innocent high school student who becomes romantically involved with a charismatic young man named David. David’s charming facade quickly dissolves into dangerous, obsessive behavior that threatens Nicole and her family. William Petersen co-stars as Nicole’s protective father who realizes the true danger David poses. Prime Video adds ‘Fear’ to its catalog on September 1.

‘The Thing’ (1982)

John Carpenter directed this iconic sci-fi horror masterpiece based on John W. Campbell Jr.’s novella ‘Who Goes There?’. Kurt Russell stars as R.J. MacReady, a helicopter pilot stationed at an isolated Antarctic research facility. The researchers are hunted by a parasitic extraterrestrial organism capable of perfectly imitating any living being it consumes. The film is widely celebrated for its suspenseful atmosphere and groundbreaking practical creature effects designed by Rob Bottin. ‘The Thing’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘They Live’ (1988)

Written and directed by John Carpenter, this satirical science fiction action film stars professional wrestler Roddy Piper. Piper plays John Nada, a drifter who discovers a pair of sunglasses that reveal the world’s ruling class is made up of subliminal-controlling aliens. Nada joins an underground resistance movement alongside a construction worker played by Keith David to broadcast the truth. The film contains one of cinema’s most famous back-alley fistfight sequences and sharp social commentary on consumerism. Viewers can watch ‘They Live’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Blue Crush’ (2002)

John Stockwell directed this sports drama centered on three best friends living on the North Shore of Oahu. Kate Bosworth stars as Anne Marie, an aspiring surfer preparing for the prestigious and dangerous Pipe Masters competition. Her intense training routine is tested when she falls for a visiting professional football player, played by Matthew Davis. Michelle Rodriguez and Sanoe Lake co-star as her supportive surfing companions. ‘Blue Crush’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Winchester ’73’ (1950)

Anthony Mann directed this seminal Western starring James Stewart in one of their celebrated creative collaborations. Stewart portrays Lin McAdam, a frontiersman tracking a ruthless fugitive through the American West. The plot follows the journey of a rare, prized Winchester rifle as it changes hands among various outlaws, gunrunners, and lawmen. The supporting cast includes Shelley Winters, Dan Duryea, and Stephen McNally. Prime Video begins streaming ‘Winchester ’73’ on September 1.

‘Breaking News in Yuba County’ (2021)

Tate Taylor directed this dark comedy crime film starring Allison Janney as Sue Buttons, an underappreciated suburban wife. After catching her husband cheating and causing him to suffer a fatal heart attack, Sue buries his body and reports him missing. The media frenzy turns Sue into a local celebrity, but she soon attracts the attention of relentless journalists, crooked detectives, and ruthless criminals. The ensemble cast includes Mila Kunis, Awkwafina, Regina Hall, and Wanda Sykes. ‘Breaking News in Yuba County’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Don’t Breathe’ (2016)

Fede Álvarez directed this claustrophobic home-invasion horror thriller starring Jane Levy, Dylan Minnette, and Daniel Zovatto. The story follows three Detroit thieves who break into the home of a blind military veteran to steal a large cash settlement. Stephen Lang stars as the blind homeowner, who quickly turns the tables on the intruders inside his pitch-black, fortified house. The film was praised by critics for its suspenseful pacing, tight sound design, and unexpected narrative twists. Subscribers can stream ‘Don’t Breathe’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Carlito’s Way’ (1993)

Brian De Palma directed this crime drama based on the novels by Edwin Torres. Al Pacino stars as Carlito Brigante, a Puerto Rican ex-convict who vows to leave his criminal past behind and retire to the Caribbean. Despite his best efforts, Carlito is dragged back into the underworld by his corrupt lawyer, played by Sean Penn, and an ambitious young gangster. Penelope Ann Miller co-stars as Carlito’s romantic interest, Gail. ‘Carlito’s Way’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Atomic Blonde’ (2017)

David Leitch directed this stylized spy action thriller adapted from Antony Johnston’s graphic novel ‘The Coldest City’. Charlize Theron stars as Lorraine Broughton, an elite MI6 undercover operative sent to Berlin on the eve of the Wall’s collapse to recover a list of double agents. Navigating a web of betrayal, Lorraine partners with an eccentric station chief played by James McAvoy. The film is renowned for its intense fight sequences, including an acclaimed single-take stairwell brawl. ‘Atomic Blonde’ debuts on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Teen Wolf’ (1985)

Rod Daniel directed this coming-of-age fantasy comedy starring Michael J. Fox. Fox plays Scott Howard, an awkward high school student who discovers that a family curse causes him to transform into a werewolf. Rather than alienating him, the transformation turns Scott into an overnight sensation and a star basketball player. Scott must ultimately learn to value who he is without relying on his supernatural wolf persona. Prime Video adds ‘Teen Wolf’ on September 1.

‘The Alamo’ (1960)

John Wayne produced, directed, and starred in this epic historical war film detailing the 1836 Battle of the Alamo. Wayne portrays the legendary frontiersman Davy Crockett alongside Richard Widmark as Jim Bowie and Laurence Harvey as Colonel William Travis. The film chronicles the besieged defenders as they hold out against General Santa Anna’s massive Mexican army. Nominated for seven Academy Awards, the film won the Oscar for Best Sound. ‘The Alamo’ will be available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Reality Bites’ (1994)

Directed by Ben Stiller in his feature directorial debut, this romantic comedy-drama defines Generation X youth culture. Winona Ryder stars as Lelaina Pierce, an aspiring videographer documenting the post-college struggles of her eccentric group of friends in Houston. Lelaina finds herself torn between a cynical slacker musician, played by Ethan Hawke, and an ambitious television executive, played by Stiller. The film features a popular alternative rock soundtrack, including Lisa Loeb’s hit song “Stay (I Missed You)”. ‘Reality Bites’ joins Prime Video on September 1.

‘Now You See Me’ (2013)

Louis Leterrier directed this heist thriller centered on a team of illusionists known as The Four Horsemen. Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco star as the magicians who pull off elaborate bank heists during their live performances and reward their audiences with the stolen money. Mark Ruffalo portrays an FBI agent tasked with tracking down the group and exposing their methods. The supporting cast includes Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine. The heist film arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Carrie’ (2013)

Kimberly Peirce directed this modern reimagining of Stephen King’s iconic 1974 horror novel. Chloë Grace Moretz stars as Carrie White, an outcast high school girl who discovers she possesses powerful telekinetic abilities. Julianne Moore portrays Carrie’s deeply religious and unstable mother, Margaret White. The film brings updated digital visual effects to the climactic and destructive prom sequence. ‘Carrie’ becomes available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Frost/Nixon’ (2008)

Ron Howard directed this historical drama adapted by Peter Morgan from his own stage play. Frank Langella portrays former President Richard Nixon, while Michael Sheen plays British talk-show host David Frost during their famous 1977 televised interviews. The film chronicles the high-stakes battle of wits between the two men as Frost seeks an admission of guilt regarding the Watergate scandal. The production earned five Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor for Langella. ‘Frost/Nixon’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Cat People’ (1982)

Paul Schrader directed this erotic supernatural horror film, serving as a remake of the 1942 classic. Nastassja Kinski stars as Irena Gallier, an orphan who reunites with her estranged brother in New Orleans. She soon learns of an ancient curse that transforms members of their bloodline into deadly black leopards when aroused. The movie features a prominent synthesizer score composed by Giorgio Moroder, alongside a title track by David Bowie. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Cat People’ starting September 1.

‘Trap’ (2024)

M. Night Shyamalan wrote and directed this psychological thriller starring Josh Hartnett. Hartnett plays Cooper, a devoted father taking his teenage daughter to a packed pop music concert in an arena. Cooper soon discovers that the entire concert is an elaborate sting operation set up by the FBI to capture a serial killer known as the Butcher, who is actually Cooper himself. The film also features Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Shyamalan, and Alison Pill. ‘Trap’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)

Jonathan Demme directed this landmark psychological horror thriller adapted from Thomas Harris’s novel. Jodie Foster stars as FBI trainee Clarice Starling, who is assigned to interview the imprisoned cannibalistic psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter, played by Anthony Hopkins. Clarice seeks Lecter’s psychological insights to help apprehend another active serial killer dubbed Buffalo Bill. The film swept the “Big Five” Academy Awards, winning Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay. ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Death Becomes Her’ (1992)

Robert Zemeckis directed this dark comedy fantasy starring Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn. Streep and Hawn portray lifelong rivals who drink an ancient potion promising eternal youth, only to discover their bodies cannot die even after sustaining fatal injuries. Bruce Willis plays a bewildered plastic surgeon and mortician caught between the two undead women. The film won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for its pioneering digital technology. ‘Death Becomes Her’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Coogan’s Bluff’ (1968)

Don Siegel directed this action crime thriller marking his first of several collaborations with Clint Eastwood. Eastwood plays Walt Coogan, an Arizona deputy sheriff sent to New York City to extradite a captured fugitive. When the prisoner escapes his custody, Coogan employs aggressive Western lawman tactics across Manhattan to recapture him. The film served as the conceptual inspiration for the popular 1970s television series ‘McCloud’. ‘Coogan’s Bluff’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Mr. Baseball’ (1992)

Fred Schepisi directed this sports comedy starring Tom Selleck as Jack Elliot, an aging Major League Baseball first baseman. Traded to the Chunichi Dragons, Jack travels to Japan, where he struggles to adapt to the rigorous team discipline and cultural norms of Nippon Professional Baseball. Ken Takakura co-stars as the strict team manager who clashes with Elliot before helping him grow as a player and person. The film explores cross-cultural understanding through the shared passion of baseball. ‘Mr. Baseball’ becomes available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Halloween II’ (1981)

Rick Rosenthal directed this direct slasher sequel written and produced by John Carpenter and Debra Hill. Picking up immediately after the events of the 1978 original, Laurie Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, is taken to Haddonfield Memorial Hospital to recover. The relentless killer Michael Myers stalks Laurie through the darkened hospital corridors while Dr. Samuel Loomis searches the town. Donald Pleasence reprises his iconic role as the determined psychiatrist Dr. Loomis. ‘Halloween II’ joins Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Shepherd of the Hills’ (1941)

Henry Hathaway directed this Technicolor drama adapted from the novel by Harold Bell Wright. John Wayne stars as Matt Matthews, an Ozark mountain moonshiner consumed by a desire for vengeance against the father who abandoned his mother. The arrival of a kind, mysterious stranger, played by Philip Terry, begins to calm community tensions and alter Matt’s perspective on forgiveness. This production marked the first Technicolor feature film in which John Wayne appeared. ‘The Shepherd of the Hills’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Purge: Election Year’ (2016)

James DeMonaco returned to write and direct the third entry in the dystopian action horror franchise. Frank Grillo stars as Leo Barnes, now working as head of security for a progressive senator running for president on a platform to abolish the annual Purge. When a betrayal leaves them stranded on the streets of Washington, D.C. on Purge night, the pair must fight to survive against government mercenaries. Elizabeth Mitchell co-stars as Senator Charlie Roan. ‘The Purge: Election Year’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Raising Cain’ (1992)

Brian De Palma wrote and directed this psychological horror thriller starring John Lithgow in multiple roles. Lithgow plays Carter Nix, a respected child psychologist whose severe dissociative identity disorder leads him to commit abductions for his father’s bizarre behavioral experiments. Carter’s wife, played by Lolita Davidovich, begins to uncover the terrifying truth about her husband’s fragmented mental state. The film is recognized for its elaborate dream sequences, non-linear narrative, and expressive camerawork. Viewers can watch ‘Raising Cain’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Morbius’ (2022)

Daniel Espinosa directed this superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Michael Morbius. Jared Leto stars as Dr. Michael Morbius, a biochemist suffering from a rare blood disease who attempts a dangerous cure using vampire bat DNA. While the cure restores his health and grants him superhuman abilities, it also infects him with a form of transgenic vampirism. Matt Smith co-stars as Milo, Morbius’s wealthy surrogate brother who embraces the dark curse with malicious intent. ‘Morbius’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Blow Out’ (1981)

Brian De Palma directed this political mystery thriller starring John Travolta and Nancy Allen. Travolta plays Jack Terry, a Philadelphia movie sound effects recordist who accidentally records audio evidence of an assassination disguised as a car accident. Jack teams up with a young woman who survived the crash to expose the high-level political conspiracy before a ruthless operative eliminates them. John Lithgow delivers a chilling supporting performance as the syndicate’s hitman, Burke. ‘Blow Out’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘A Serious Man’ (2009)

Joel and Ethan Coen wrote and directed this dark comedy-drama set in late 1960s suburban Minnesota. Michael Stuhlbarg stars as Larry Gopnik, a mild-mannered Jewish physics professor whose personal and professional life unravels simultaneously. Larry seeks spiritual guidance from three different rabbis to make sense of his mounting misfortunes and existential dread. The film earned two Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. ‘A Serious Man’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Brüno’ (2009)

Larry Charles directed this mockumentary comedy starring Sacha Baron Cohen as the titular Austrian fashion journalist. After being blacklisted from the European fashion scene, Brüno travels across the United States in an attempt to become a global celebrity. The film employs unscripted interactions with real people to satirize fame, consumerism, and prejudice. It followed Baron Cohen’s massive commercial success with ‘Borat’. ‘Brüno’ will be available on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘The Mummy’ (2017)

Alex Kurtzman directed this action-adventure fantasy reboot starring Tom Cruise as soldier of fortune Nick Morton. While on a mission in the Middle East, Nick accidentally unearths the tomb of the ancient Egyptian princess Ahmanet, played by Sofia Boutella. Awakened in modern London, Ahmanet attempts to use Nick as a human vessel for the Egyptian god of death, Set. Russell Crowe makes a notable appearance as Dr. Henry Jekyll. ‘The Mummy’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Visit’ (2015)

M. Night Shyamalan wrote and directed this found-footage psychological horror comedy. Olivia DeJonge and Ed Oxenbould star as two teenage siblings who travel to rural Pennsylvania to meet their estranged grandparents for the first time. As their week-long visit progresses, the teenagers notice their grandparents exhibiting increasingly bizarre and terrifying behavior after dark. Produced on a modest budget, the film marked a major critical and box-office resurgence for Shyamalan. ‘The Visit’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Videodrome’ (1983)

David Cronenberg wrote and directed this seminal body horror sci-fi film starring James Woods and Deborah Harry. Woods plays Max Renn, the president of a sensationalist television station who discovers a rogue broadcast signal featuring extreme violence and torture. As Max investigates the origin of the signal, he suffers severe hallucinations that distort his perception of technology and physical reality. The film is renowned for its visionary practical effects and prophetic critique of mass media saturation. Prime Video adds ‘Videodrome’ to its library on September 1.

‘The Purge: Anarchy’ (2014)

Written and directed by James DeMonaco, this action horror sequel expands the franchise onto the chaotic city streets of Los Angeles. Frank Grillo stars as Leo Barnes, an off-duty sergeant seeking revenge for his son’s death during the annual night of lawlessness. Leo ends up protecting a stranded working-class family and a young couple after their car breaks down before the event begins. The film received praise for its fast-paced action and heightened socio-political commentary. ‘The Purge: Anarchy’ becomes available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Brink’s Job’ (1978)

William Friedkin directed this crime comedy-drama based on the infamous 1950 Great Brink’s Robbery in Boston. Peter Falk stars as Tony Pino, a small-time criminal who orchestrates an audacious heist targeting an armored car company’s headquarters. Pino’s bumbling crew successfully steals nearly three million dollars, triggering a massive investigation by the FBI. The ensemble cast includes Peter Boyle, Allen Garfield, Warren Oates, and Gena Rowlands. Subscribers can stream ‘The Brink’s Job’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘The Bone Collector’ (1999)

Phillip Noyce directed this psychological crime thriller adapted from Jeffery Deaver’s bestselling novel. Denzel Washington stars as Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic former forensics expert who consults for the NYPD. Washington partners with an intuitive rookie police officer, played by Angelina Jolie, to track down a sadistic serial killer leaving cryptic clues across Manhattan. The film features Queen Latifah, Michael Rooker, and Ed O’Neill in supporting roles. ‘The Bone Collector’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Muse’ (1999)

Albert Brooks directed, co-wrote, and starred in this Hollywood satire about creative burnout. Brooks plays Steven Phillips, an award-winning screenwriter who suddenly finds himself losing his edge and studio contracts. Desperate to regain his inspiration, Steven hires a real-life Greek muse named Sarah, played by Sharon Stone, whose lavish demands complicate his life. Andie MacDowell and Jeff Bridges co-star alongside cameos from famous directors like Martin Scorsese and James Cameron. ‘The Muse’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Horse Soldiers’ (1959)

Legendary filmmaker John Ford directed this American Civil War adventure film based on Harold Sinclair’s historical novel. John Wayne stars as Colonel John Marlowe, a Union cavalry officer tasked with leading a deep raid behind Confederate lines to destroy a vital supply railroad. William Holden co-stars as Major Henry Kendall, a dedicated military surgeon whose humanitarian values clash with Marlowe’s strict military objectives. Constance Towers portrays a Southern belle forced to accompany the brigade after overhearing their plans. ‘The Horse Soldiers’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Slaughterhouse-Five’ (1972)

George Roy Hill directed this sci-fi anti-war film adapted from Kurt Vonnegut’s classic novel. Michael Sacks stars as Billy Pilgrim, an American soldier who becomes “unstuck in time,” experiencing different eras of his life non-linearly. The narrative shifts between Billy’s survival during the firebombing of Dresden in World War II, his post-war suburban life, and his captivity on the alien planet Tralfamadore. The film won the Jury Prize at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival. ‘Slaughterhouse-Five’ becomes available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Blue Crush 2’ (2011)

Mike Elliott directed this direct-to-video sports drama serving as a standalone sequel to the 2002 film. Sasha Jackson stars as Dana, a talented young surfer from California who travels to the scenic coastline of South Africa. Dana aims to honor her late mother’s memory by surfing along the iconic waves of Jeffrey’s Bay while keeping a personal travel journal. Along the way, she befriends a welcoming local surf crew and faces off against territorial rivals. ‘Blue Crush 2’ debuts on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Devil’ (2010)

John Erick Dowdle directed this supernatural horror mystery from a story conceived by M. Night Shyamalan. Five strangers become trapped inside an elevator in a Philadelphia skyscraper, only for inexplicable and deadly events to occur whenever the lights flicker out. A troubled detective, played by Chris Messina, communicates with the passengers via security cameras while realizing one of them is the Devil in disguise. The film represents the first installment in Shyamalan’s ‘The Night Chronicles’ series. ‘Devil’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Edge of Seventeen’ (2016)

Kelly Fremon Craig wrote and directed this critically acclaimed coming-of-age comedy-drama. Hailee Steinfeld stars as Nadine Franklin, an angsty high school junior whose life becomes unbearable when her all-star older brother begins dating her best friend. Nadine seeks solace through honest, deadpan conversations with her cynical history teacher, played by Woody Harrelson. Steinfeld earned a Golden Globe nomination for her witty and emotionally vulnerable lead performance. ‘The Edge of Seventeen’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Longest Yard’ (2005)

Peter Segal directed this sports comedy remake of the 1974 classic. Adam Sandler stars as Paul Crewe, a disgraced former pro quarterback sentenced to federal prison. Crewe is forced by a corrupt warden to assemble a football team of inmates to play an exhibition game against the brutal prison guards. The ensemble cast includes Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds, James Cromwell, and Terry Crews. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘The Longest Yard’ starting September 1.

‘Now You See Me 2’ (2016)

Jon M. Chu directed this heist sequel featuring the return of the world-famous illusionists, The Four Horsemen. Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Lizzy Caplan star as the magicians, who are forcibly recruited by a tech prodigy played by Daniel Radcliffe. The illusionists must perform an impossible heist to steal a powerful computer chip that decrypts any system in the world. Mark Ruffalo and Morgan Freeman also return to reprise their key roles in the ensemble. ‘Now You See Me 2’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Army of Darkness’ (1992)

Sam Raimi directed this dark fantasy comedy, serving as the third installment in the ‘Evil Dead’ franchise. Bruce Campbell returns as Ash Williams, who is accidentally transported back in time to the Middle Ages alongside his shotgun and chainsaw. Ash must retrieve the ‘Necronomicon Ex-Mortis’ and lead medieval soldiers in battle against an army of the undead to return to his time. The film achieved cult classic status for its slapstick humor and quotable one-liners. ‘Army of Darkness’ premieres on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’ (2023)

Russell Mulcahy directed this supernatural drama film continuing the narrative of the popular MTV television series ‘Teen Wolf’. Tyler Posey reprises his role as Alpha werewolf Scott McCall, who gathers new allies and reunites trusted friends to protect Beacon Hills from a terrifying ancient evil. Crystal Reed returns to the franchise as Allison Argent, emerging under mysterious circumstances. The cast also features Holland Roden, Shelley Hennig, JR Bourne, and Tyler Hoechlin. The film is scheduled to arrive on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Cape Fear’ (1962)

J. Lee Thompson directed this psychological suspense classic based on John D. MacDonald’s novel ‘The Executioners’. Gregory Peck stars as Sam Bowden, a principled lawyer whose family is systematically terrorized by a vindictive ex-convict. Robert Mitchum delivers an unforgettable performance as the predatory antagonist Max Cady, seeking revenge after serving eight years in prison. The film is famous for Bernard Herrmann’s menacing musical score and tight direction. Prime Video adds ‘Cape Fear’ to its streaming selection on September 1.

‘The Great Escape’ (1963)

John Sturges directed this epic World War II adventure based on Paul Brickhill’s non-fiction account. Steve McQueen leads an ensemble cast as Captain Virgil Hilts, one of dozens of Allied prisoners plotting a mass breakout from a high-security German camp. The prisoners work cooperatively to dig three massive tunnels codenamed Tom, Dick, and Harry under the noses of their captors. The film features iconic action sequences, including McQueen’s famous motorcycle chase across the Bavarian countryside. ‘The Great Escape’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Overboard’ (1987)

Garry Marshall directed this romantic comedy starring Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. Hawn portrays Joanna Stayton, a spoiled, wealthy heiress who falls off her yacht and develops amnesia. Russell plays Dean Proffitt, an unpaid carpenter who convinces Joanna that she is his wife and the mother of his four rambunctious sons. As Joanna adjusts to working-class life, she develops genuine affection for Dean and the children. ‘Overboard’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The First Omen’ (2024)

Arkasha Stevenson directed this psychological horror prequel to the 1976 classic ‘The Omen’. Nell Tiger Free stars as Margaret Daino, a young American woman sent to Rome to take the veil and serve the Catholic Church. While working at an orphanage, Margaret uncovers a sinister ecclesiastical conspiracy aiming to bring about the birth of the Antichrist. The film received strong critical praise for Stevenson’s atmospheric visual direction and Free’s intense lead performance. Prime Video begins streaming ‘The First Omen’ on September 1.

‘Ali G Indahouse’ (2002)

Mark Mylod directed this British comedy starring Sacha Baron Cohen as his popular suburban persona, Ali G. When a local community center faces closure, Ali G inadvertently gets elected as a Member of Parliament and becomes a political sensation. A scheming deputy prime minister, played by Charles Dance, attempts to exploit Ali’s unconventional style to bring down the government. The film features supporting appearances from Michael Gambon, Martin Freeman, and Rhona Mitra. ‘Ali G Indahouse’ becomes available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The River Wild’ (1994)

Curtis Hanson directed this wilderness adventure thriller starring Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon. Streep plays Gail Hartman, an expert whitewater rafter taking her family on a holiday down a treacherous Idaho river. The family encounters two charming strangers, who turn out to be armed robbery fugitives needing Gail’s rafting skills to navigate deadly rapids. David Strathairn and John C. Reilly co-star as Gail’s husband and the secondary antagonist, respectively. ‘The River Wild’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Collateral’ (2004)

Michael Mann directed this neo-noir action thriller set against the nocturnal backdrop of Los Angeles. Jamie Foxx stars as Max Durocher, a hardworking taxi driver whose evening takes a terrifying turn when he picks up a hitman named Vincent, played by Tom Cruise. Vincent forces Max to drive him to several locations to execute witnesses involved in a federal prosecution against a drug cartel. Foxx received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Collateral’ starting September 1.

‘Hannibal’ (2001)

Ridley Scott directed this psychological thriller sequel to ‘The Silence of the Lambs’, adapted from Thomas Harris’s novel. Anthony Hopkins returns as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, living undercover in Florence, Italy, while pursued by an Italian police inspector. Julianne Moore takes over the role of FBI Special Agent Clarice Starling, who must protect Lecter from a vengeful surviving victim played by Gary Oldman. The film features lavish European visuals and intense psychological tension. ‘Hannibal’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ (1965)

George Stevens directed and produced this epic biblical drama recounting the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Swedish actor Max von Sydow stars as Jesus in his American film debut. The sprawling production features an all-star ensemble cast, including Charlton Heston as John the Baptist and Telly Savalas as Pontius Pilate. The film earned five Academy Award nominations, notably for its cinematography, art direction, and musical score by Alfred Newman. ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Eagle Eye’ (2008)

D.J. Caruso directed this high-octane sci-fi action thriller starring Shia LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan. The story follows two strangers brought together by mysterious phone calls from an anonymous woman controlling digital infrastructure. As the voice coerces them into carrying out dangerous tasks, they are hunted across the country as suspected domestic terrorists. Rosario Dawson, Michael Chiklis, and Billy Bob Thornton co-star as federal agents investigating the escalating crisis. ‘Eagle Eye’ debuts on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Valley Girl’ (1983)

Martha Coolidge directed this romantic teen comedy loosely based on Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Deborah Foreman stars as Julie Richman, a popular suburban San Fernando Valley girl who falls for a Hollywood punk rocker played by Nicolas Cage. Julie faces immense peer pressure from her materialistic friends to break up with him and return to her athletic ex-boyfriend. The movie features an influential new wave soundtrack and marked one of Cage’s breakout leading performances. ‘Valley Girl’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Bird on a Wire’ (1990)

John Badham directed this action comedy starring Mel Gibson and Goldie Hawn. Gibson plays Rick Jarmin, an FBI witness protection informant whose hidden identity is accidentally compromised after fifteen years. Rick is forced on the run alongside his former fiancée, played by Hawn, while pursued by a pair of vengeful drug traffickers. The supporting cast includes David Carradine and Bill Duke as the ruthless pursuers. Prime Video adds ‘Bird on a Wire’ to its lineup on September 1.

‘Valkyrie’ (2008)

Bryan Singer directed this historical suspense thriller based on the real 20 July plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Tom Cruise stars as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, a German army officer who leads a clandestine resistance network within the military. The conspirators plan to use the national emergency response plan, Operation Valkyrie, to seize control of Berlin and end World War II. The ensemble cast includes Kenneth Branagh, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, and Terence Stamp. ‘Valkyrie’ will be available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie’ (2004)

Series creator Stephen Hillenburg directed this animated adventure comedy based on the hit Nickelodeon show. When Plankton steals King Neptune’s crown and frames Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob and Patrick embark on a perilous journey to Shell City to retrieve it. Along their road trip, the duo encounters deep-sea monsters, a ruthless hitman, and a live-action appearance from David Hasselhoff. The film features the original series voice cast alongside guest stars Jeffrey Tambor, Alec Baldwin, and Scarlett Johansson. ‘The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Wild at Heart’ (1990)

David Lynch wrote and directed this dark romantic road drama adapted from Barry Gifford’s novel. Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern star as Sailor and Lula, two passionate young lovers on the run from Lula’s psychotic mother and a ring of hired gangsters. Their journey takes them through a bizarre, surreal American South filled with eccentric and dangerous characters. The film won the prestigious Palme d’Or at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival. Prime Video subscribers can stream ‘Wild at Heart’ starting September 1.

‘For Love of the Game’ (1999)

Sam Raimi directed this romantic sports drama based on the novel by Michael Shaara. Kevin Costner stars as Billy Chapel, a veteran Detroit Tigers pitcher nearing the end of his illustrious baseball career. While pitching a potential perfect game against the New York Yankees, Billy reflects on his life and his turbulent relationship with the woman he loves, played by Kelly Preston. John C. Reilly and J.K. Simmons appear in key supporting roles as Chapel’s catcher and manager, respectively. ‘For Love of the Game’ becomes available on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Prince of Darkness’ (1987)

John Carpenter wrote and directed this supernatural sci-fi horror film, the second entry in his thematic ‘Apocalypse Trilogy’. A Catholic priest and a team of quantum physics researchers investigate a mysterious cylinder containing a swirling green liquid inside a basement church. The researchers discover that the liquid is an ancient sentient entity representing the physical embodiment of evil preparing to summon an Anti-God. The cast features Donald Pleasence, Jameson Parker, and Victor Wong. ‘Prince of Darkness’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Leatherheads’ (2008)

George Clooney directed and starred in this period sports comedy set in the early days of professional American football in 1925. Clooney plays Dodge Connolly, an aging team captain who recruits a decorated World War I hero and college star played by John Krasinski to save his struggling league. Renée Zellweger co-stars as an ambitious investigative journalist looking to uncover secrets surrounding the young war hero’s military record. The film pays homage to classic screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s with rapid-fire dialogue. ‘Leatherheads’ begins streaming on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Munich’ (2005)

Steven Spielberg directed this historical drama based on George Jonas’s book ‘Vengeance’. Eric Bana stars as Avner Kaufman, an Israeli intelligence officer chosen to lead a clandestine Mossad team to track down and assassinate operatives involved in the 1972 Munich massacre. As the retaliatory mission progresses, Avner and his teammates grapple with profound moral, psychological, and geopolitical fallout. The film earned five Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director. ‘Munich’ will be available to stream on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Motorcycle Diaries’ (2004)

Walter Salles directed this biographical road movie based on the travel journals of Ernesto “Che” Guevara. Gael García Bernal stars as a young medical student who embarks on an expedition across South America with his friend Alberto Granado, played by Rodrigo de la Serna. Witnessing firsthand the widespread poverty, political injustices, and struggles of indigenous populations shapes the worldview of the future revolutionary. The film won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for Jorge Drexler’s “Al Otro Lado del Río”. Prime Video welcomes ‘The Motorcycle Diaries’ on September 1.

‘Van Helsing’ (2004)

Stephen Sommers wrote and directed this gothic action horror adventure film uniting classic Universal Monsters. Hugh Jackman stars as legendary monster hunter Gabriel Van Helsing, who is dispatched to Transylvania to vanquish Count Dracula. Van Helsing joins forces with a fierce vampire-hunting princess, played by Kate Beckinsale, while confronting the Frankenstein monster and the Wolf Man. The production features grand visual set pieces and an orchestral score by Alan Silvestri. ‘Van Helsing’ arrives on Prime Video on September 1.

‘Cape Fear’ (1991)

Martin Scorsese directed this psychological thriller remake of the 1962 classic. Robert De Niro stars as Max Cady, a psychopathic convicted rapist released after fourteen years who stalks the public defender who suppressed evidence in his trial. Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange, and Juliette Lewis portray the Bowden family whose lives are pushed to the brink by Cady’s calculated campaign of terror. De Niro and Lewis both earned Academy Award nominations for their intense performances. Viewers can stream ‘Cape Fear’ on Prime Video starting September 1.

‘Halloween III: Season of the Witch’ (1982)

Tommy Lee Wallace wrote and directed this standalone sci-fi horror entry in the ‘Halloween’ franchise. Departing from the Michael Myers storyline, the film follows Dr. Daniel Challis, played by Tom Atkins, as he investigates a mysterious murder tied to a novelty corporation. He uncovers a plot by the sinister Silver Shamrock company to sacrifice millions of children on Halloween night using microchip-embedded novelty masks and witchcraft. The movie has garnered a dedicated cult following for its unique synthesis of pagan folklore and corporate techno-horror. ‘Halloween III: Season of the Witch’ lands on Prime Video on September 1.

‘The Runner’ (2026)

Directed by Kevin Macdonald, this high-octane thriller stars Gal Gadot as a high-powered lawyer caught in a desperate race against time. When her son is kidnapped by a ruthless criminal syndicate, she is forced to follow strict instructions delivered by a mysterious caller across the city. The high-stakes mission pushes her physical and mental limits as she navigates urban obstacles to ensure her family’s safety. The production showcases gripping suspense alongside Macdonald’s signature kinetic visual direction. ‘The Runner’ premieres on Prime Video on September 2.

Tell us which of these exciting film additions you plan on streaming first this week in the comments.