Movies to Stream this Weekend on Amazon Prime, Including ‘The Siege at Thorn High’

Craving an easy movie night that mixes fresh picks with proven favorites. Prime has you covered with a lineup that swings from eerie chillers to punchy crowd pleasers and heartfelt true stories. You can build a watchlist that works for a solo wind down or a living room party without breaking a sweat.

We gathered the newest arrivals highlighted this week and recent weeks and kept it strictly to films. You will find a couple of originals in the mix and several titles that always play well. Grab something tasty, ping a friend, and get your weekend queue set.

‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’ (2024)

This chapter in the ‘Hellboy’ world leans into misty woods, old curses, and slow burn scares. The story keeps things focused and atmospheric so the folklore and creature beats land with real bite.
If you want a spooky pick with momentum, this one is a sharp choice for a late night watch. It is a fresh arrival on Prime and easy to jump into with no homework.

‘The Pickup’ (2025)

‘The Pickup’ rides a breezy heist vibe where simple plans tangle and every mishap turns into a laugh. The pace stays light, the set pieces click, and the comic timing keeps things humming.
When you are after something lively that still feels effortless, add this to the top of your list. It is one of the week’s new drops on Prime.

‘My Dead Boyfriend’ (2016)

This offbeat comedy begins with a shock and slides into a wandering search for identity. ‘My Dead Boyfriend’ trusts its oddball characters and small gags to carry the story with a soft touch.
Pick it for a mellow evening when you want quirky charm rather than big noise. It is newly featured on Prime for an easy stream.

‘Uncharted’ (2022)

‘Uncharted’ serves up glossy treasure hunting with cliffside escapes and puzzle filled chases. The tone stays playful and adventurous so the action feels like pure popcorn fun.
It is a strong crowd pick when you want movement and spectacle without heavy lifting. Drop it into a group night and enjoy the ride.

‘Sabotage’ (2014)

If you are in the mood for a hard hitting crime thriller, ‘Sabotage’ delivers grit and suspicion from the first scene. A tight team comes under pressure and loyalties snap as the stakes rise.
Save this for a late session when you want something tough and relentless. It is a lean, punchy watch that goes by fast.

‘Better Man’ (2024)

‘Better Man’ blends confession and showmanship in a music driven biopic that swings for big emotion. It captures the rush of fame and the cost that follows while giving the stage numbers plenty of spark.
Fans of performance and personal drama will find a lot to enjoy here. It is a timely pick on Prime and plays well for a weekend lineup.

‘Father Stu’ (2022)

‘Father Stu’ is a sincere redemption tale about stubborn hope and the turns life can take. The film keeps the focus on one man’s rough edges, which gives the journey a grounded feel.
When you are in the mood for heart and a few quiet laughs, this is a reliable choice. It fits nicely into a feel good double feature.

‘Run the Tide’ (2016)

This gentle drama follows two brothers on the run from a hard past while they figure out what home still means. ‘Run the Tide’ favors quiet moments and coastal color that build emotion with patience.
Choose it for a calm night when you want something tender and reflective. It leaves a soft afterglow that lingers.

‘The Siege at Thorn High’ (2025)

A school faces a threat and the clock never stops. ‘The Siege at Thorn High’ locks you into a contained setting with clean stakes and sharp decisions.
It is a tight shot of suspense that fits perfectly after dinner. Short, tense, and ready to spark conversation.

‘Creed’ (2015)

‘Creed’ honors a classic while staking out its own path with raw energy and big heart. Training scenes pulse, fights feel personal, and the mentor and student bond carries real weight.
Even if boxing is not your thing, the character work pulls you in and keeps you there. It is a rousing closer for any weekend lineup.

Tell us which films you are queuing up first and share your picks in the comments.