Out of all the best streaming services, Prime Video usually packs the most movies with each of its monthly schedules, and for November there are over 170 movies arriving on November 1 alone. And that selection is full of really good stuff – I spotted seven movies I want to watch before I even made it past 'C' in the alphabet…

Alex Cross from the James Patterson novels comes to the small screen in Cross this month, one of the best shows on Amazon Prime Video right now.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Prime Video and Freevee are bringing a ton of new shows and movies in November 2024. These Amazon streaming services are always loaded with something to watch, and this month is no different.

A major problem that you might face as a Prime Video user is the limited advertisements for movies and TV shows. Going ad-free requires an extra fee of $2.99 per month on top of your standalone subscription or Prime subscription, which can be a big pain point when pondering whether that subscription is worth it.

From a raucous sex comedy to a drama about a cult leader, these Amazon Prime Video movies are the perfect way to spend a late October weekend. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

When I watched I Saw the TV Glow (2024) in cinemas, it made me revisit my favorite TV of all time on Hulu - Buffy the Vampire Slayer. For some reason I've never got around to watching the original movie despite the fact it its TV adaptation is my favorite, so naturally, it was at the top of my list for supernatural horror week.

Timothée Chalamet's acclaimed movie Call Me By Your Name has found a new streaming home in Prime Video. The queer romance story directed by Luca Guadagnino from André Aciman's 2007 novel is now available on Prime in the UK.

These are some of the scariest flicks you can watch -- day or night. You can watch suspenseful, edgy thrillers on Netflix all year, but now that it's Halloween season, it's time for a deep dive into the streamer's batch of scary movies.

There aren't many better ways to celebrate Halloween than watching Halloween movies. Once upon a time, this meant you needed to go out to get VHSs or DVDs. Times have changed, though. These days, streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video have countless options for you to look at.