It's a new year, but over at Amazon Prime Video, some things never change. The streamer continues to add must-see movies and TV shows to its programming lineup, and January 2026 has plenty of content ...

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Prime Video's most watched unscripted series ever returns in January 2026. “Beast Games Season 2” ups the stakes, with $15 million total in cash and prizes up for grabs as contestants compete in the ...

Prime Video has removed a popular series earlier than anticipated. “Stargate Universe” (2009) and “Stargate Infinity” (2002) appear to no longer be on the platform. These series were due for removal ...

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Amazon’s Prime Video may not be the No. 1 streaming service, but it has something no other streamer can offer on New Year’s Eve. Several of this year’s top hits from Warner Bros. Pictures, Paramount ...

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Ryan Hurst will assume the role of Kratos in Prime Video’s “God of War” live-action series, based on the popular video game franchise of the same name. Kratos is the titular character of the entire ...

Ryan Hurst (“The Walking Dead”, “Sons of Anarchy”) has been tapped to play “Kratos” in Prime Video’s God of War from Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios, Dread Central learned this evening ...

These days, I turn to Amazon’s Prime Video streaming hub to watch more movies than Netflix, Hulu, and Disney Plus combined. The service has “the goods” (i.e. movies made before 2011, tons of schlock).