Amazon Prime Video is one of the most popular streaming services in the world, thanks in large part to its extensive library of original shows. However, this year, the streaming giant made several cuts to that library,

You might know Amazon's streaming service best for shows like The Boys and Fallout -- and both are great -- but you shouldn't stop there if you have a subscription. The streamer is home to lesser-known series, like The Devil's Hour, and continues to add excellent options, such as the new college-set comedy Overcompensating.

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Amazon Freevee users who are hopelessly addicted to reruns of “Bosch: Legacy” will soon have to get their fix on Prime Video.

One could even argue that Prime Video's sci-fi lineup has an indie film aesthetic. I mean, sure, there are algorithms for every streamer out there, but there's something about the titles featured here that feels different -- they push the envelope and defy expectations.

Amazon Prime Video just pulled a noticeable move that could make the streaming platform even more of a worthy contender.

This year's most buzzworthy Prime originals include a highly anticipated video game adaptation, an endearing coming-of-age drama, and a hit animated D&D spin-off.

Amazon paid a pretty penny for the rights to the first-ever NBA package specifically intended for a streaming service. While Prime Video has no doubt continued to roll on with an impressive content slate in 2025,

If you’re looking to escape your family’s all-too-real mind games this holiday season, you can go watch Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried engage in fictional mind games, in the new psychological thriller The Housemaid, which opens in movie theaters ...