Every Movie And TV Show Leaving Amazon Prime Video This Week, Including Hideaki Anno’s Remastered Anime Classic

Streaming catalogs undergo regular rotation as licensing agreements expire across major platforms. Subscribers on Amazon Prime Video face the removal of several notable films and television series throughout the week. Viewers looking to catch up on acclaimed science fiction thrillers, horror anthologies, and animated classics have a limited window to stream these titles. The upcoming departures feature a wide range of genres from international cinema to acclaimed television dramas. Planning ahead allows audiences to prioritize these departing selections before they leave the platform.

‘Carp-e Diem’ (2022)

The crime comedy film follows two low level criminals whose simple task quickly spirals into an unexpected ordeal. The narrative explores the chaotic consequences that arise when a routine job goes completely awry. The main characters attempt to navigate escalating complications after an illegal deal unravels. Viewers interested in this indie production have until August 10, 2026 to stream it on the platform.

‘The Lost One’ (2022)

‘The Lost One’ centers on a tense mystery where hidden secrets gradually come to light. The storyline involves characters dealing with buried truths that threaten to shatter their lives. Suspense builds as unexpected revelations force the protagonists to confront dangerous realities. Subscribers planning to watch this suspense thriller must do so before it leaves the service on August 10, 2026.

‘Devil in Agbada’ (2021)

‘Devil in Agbada’ is a Nigerian action drama featuring three women who unite to take down a corrupt political figure. The story follows their calculated plan to infiltrate a heavily guarded estate and exact retribution. Dramatic tension rises as high stakes maneuvers put the group in constant danger. The feature film will remain available for subscribers through August 10, 2026.

‘Dead by Midnight: Y2Kill’ (2022)

‘Dead by Midnight Y2Kill’ is a horror anthology centered on a late night television broadcast gone wrong. Hostess Mistress of Midnight presents a collection of eerie tales that begin to impact real life viewers. Each segment delivers classic horror tropes ranging from gruesome monsters to psychological frights. Fans of indie horror anthologies can view the feature until its departure on August 11, 2026.

‘Synchronicity’ (2015)

‘Synchronicity’ is a science fiction noir thriller about a physicist who invents a device capable of folding time. A mysterious woman enters his life and forces him to travel back in time to protect his breakthrough invention. The narrative incorporates dark visuals and intricate temporal paradoxes throughout the story. Amazon Prime Video will keep this temporal mystery in its library until August 11, 2026.

‘John Dies at the End’ (2013)

‘John Dies at the End’ blends horror and dark comedy in an adaptation of the popular novel. Two college dropouts gain supernatural abilities after encountering a strange drug known as Soy Sauce. Their newfound perception pulls them into a bizarre conflict against an impending silent invasion. Audiences looking to experience this surreal cult film have until August 11, 2026 to stream it.

‘Tiger House’ (2015)

‘Tiger House’ stars Kaya Scodelario as a young gymnast who sneaks into her boyfriend house before an armed gang invades. Trapped inside, she must rely on her physical agility and instincts to survive the night. The suspense thriller focuses on home invasion dynamics as the protagonist turns the tables on her captors. The movie will depart from the streaming service on August 11, 2026.

‘Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone’ (2007)

‘Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone’ serves as the opening chapter in the modern cinematic reimagining of the classic anime series. Teenager Shinji Ikari is recruited by his estranged father to pilot a giant mecha and defend humanity against colossal alien entities. The film features updated animation sequences alongside updated storytelling for the iconic anime franchise. Fans of the franchise can watch this animated film on the platform through August 12, 2026.

‘Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance’ (2009)

‘Evangelion 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance’ continues the animated saga with new mecha pilots joining the fight against alien threats. Characters Asuka Langley Shikinami and Mari Illustrious Makinami arrive to assist Shinji Ikari in defending Tokyo. The story diverges significantly from the original television broadcast, delivering higher stakes and dramatic battles. Viewers have until August 12, 2026 to stream this anime installment before it departs.

‘Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo’ (2012)

‘Evangelion 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo’ picks up 14 years after the cataclysmic events of the previous film. Shinji Ikari awakens in a ruined world where former allies have turned against him due to past destruction. The narrative explores heavy psychological themes while unraveling the remaining mysteries of the world. Prime Video will keep this film in its catalog until August 12, 2026.

‘Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time’ (2021)

‘Evangelion 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time’ brings the long running anime film series to an emotional conclusion. Shinji Ikari and his fellow pilots make their final stand to resolve personal trauma and save what remains of humanity. The movie resolves core storylines that originated in the groundbreaking original television series. Subscribers must stream this grand finale before it leaves the service on August 12, 2026.

‘The Devil’s Mile’ (2014)

‘The Devil’s Mile’ follows a group of kidnappers whose getaway vehicle breaks down on a sinister stretch of road. The criminals discover that the remote highway is surrounded by supernatural forces preventing their escape. Tensions flare among the group as ancient horrors manifest in the surrounding darkness. The horror film will be available on the streaming platform until August 12, 2026.

‘Silo’ (2023)

‘Silo’ is a dystopian science fiction series set inside a massive underground structure housing thousands of survivors. Engineer Juliette Nichols begins investigating the mysterious death of a colleague and uncovers dark secrets about their society. The dramatic storyline explores themes of surveillance and government secrecy across a claustrophobic setting. Viewers looking to stream this acclaimed television show must watch it before August 13, 2026.

‘In Bed with the Pedros’ (2023)

‘In Bed with the Pedros’ focuses on romantic entanglements and family dynamics within a close knit household. Unexpected romantic decisions create hilarious misunderstandings and emotional revelations for the relatives involved. The film blends light comedy with relationship drama as the family confronts various personal secrets. Audiences can stream this comedy drama movie until August 14, 2026.

‘About Endlessness’ (2019)

‘About Endlessness’ is a Swedish drama that presents a series of poetic vignettes examining human existence. A female narrator guides viewers through diverse moments capturing both mundane routines and profound emotional experiences. Director Roy Andersson utilizes stylized cinematography and quiet humor to reflect on humanity. The cinematic presentation remains available to Prime Video members through August 15, 2026.

‘Race’ (2016)

‘Race’ chronicles the life of African American track athlete Jesse Owens as he prepares for the 1936 Olympic Games. The biographical drama details his journey to Berlin where he confronts intense racial prejudice on the global stage. Stephan James delivers a powerful performance depicting Owens historic four gold medal victory. Streaming access for this inspirational sports drama will end on August 15, 2026.

‘The Unthinkable’ (2018)

‘The Unthinkable’ is a Swedish thriller that follows a musician returning home during an unexplained national crisis. As mysterious attacks paralyze the infrastructure of Sweden, the protagonist attempts to reconcile with his estranged family. The movie combines personal drama with apocalyptic action as chaos consumes the surrounding landscape. Subscribers have until August 15, 2026 to stream this suspenseful disaster film.

Which of these departing movies or television shows do you plan to binge watch before they leave the service, and what are your top recommendations for fellow viewers in the comments?