Here Are All the Movies Coming to Amazon Prime, As Well as Everything Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘Twinless’

Streaming platforms Prime Video and Hulu are expanding their libraries with a diverse selection of content during the week of January 12 to January 18. Viewers can expect a mix of animated features, gripping dramas, and unscripted reality series. From long-running documentary hits to brand-new comedies, the schedule offers options for various tastes. All titles are scheduled to arrive on their respective platforms throughout the mid-January window.

‘Fremont’ (2023)

Arriving on Hulu on Monday, January 12, this film follows Donya, a former Afghan translator for the U.S. government. Now living in California, she struggles with insomnia and works at a fortune cookie factory. Her life takes a turn when she decides to send out a specific message through one of the cookies. The story explores themes of loneliness and the search for connection in a new land. This production has been praised for its quiet, monochromatic cinematography and understated performances.

‘Tell Me Lies’ (2022)

Hulu continues its streaming of ‘Tell Me Lies’ on Tuesday, January 13. The series focuses on the tumultuous and intoxicating relationship between Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco over the course of eight years. It begins when they meet at college and quickly spirals into a cycle of secrets, obsession, and betrayal. The drama highlights how their choices impact the lives of everyone in their social circle. This adaptation is based on the novel of the same name by Carola Lovering.

‘Court Cam’ (2019)

‘Court Cam’ returns to the Hulu lineup on Thursday, January 15. This series provides a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most dramatic and wild moments inside courtrooms across the country. Hosted by Dan Abrams, the program features interviews with judges, witnesses, and victims to provide context for the security footage. The show captures emotional outbursts and shocking legal proceedings as they happen in real-time. It remains a popular staple of true-crime and legal documentary programming.

‘Accused: Did I Do It?’ (2025)

Debuting on Hulu on Thursday, January 15, this new series examines the lives of individuals accused of serious crimes. Each episode follows the legal journey and personal toll of those maintaining their innocence while facing potential life-altering convictions. The documentary-style format focuses on the perspectives of the defendants and their legal defense teams. It aims to provide an in-depth look at the complexities and high stakes of the American justice system. This series offers a raw look at the tension inherent in criminal trials.

‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ (2026)

Hulu introduces ‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ to its schedule on Thursday, January 15. This iteration of the classic reality franchise places contestants in a singular, haunted-style location to face extreme physical and psychological challenges. Participants must overcome their deepest phobias to compete for a significant cash prize at the end of the season. The show features updated stunts designed to push physical boundaries for a modern streaming audience. It continues the franchise’s legacy of testing human endurance and bravery.

‘Sitting Bull’ (2025)

‘Sitting Bull’ joins the Hulu roster on Thursday, January 15. This production explores the life and legacy of the legendary Hunkpapa Lakota leader who led his people during years of resistance against United States government policies. The narrative focuses on his role in the Battle of the Little Bighorn and his lifelong efforts to preserve indigenous culture and land. It combines historical accounts with cinematic storytelling to depict his significant impact on North American history. This project highlights the leader’s spiritual and political influence.

‘Smurfs’ (2025)

Prime Video premieres ‘Smurfs’ on Friday, January 16. This animated feature brings the iconic blue characters back to the screen for a new adventure involving their village and their persistent nemesis, Gargamel. The story follows the Smurfs as they discover new parts of the forest and work together to protect their community from various threats. This film marks a new chapter in the long-standing franchise originally created by the Belgian artist Peyo. It is designed to appeal to both longtime fans and a new generation of children.

‘Twinless’ (2025)

‘Twinless’ arrives on Hulu on Friday, January 16. The plot centers on two grieving men who meet in a support group after losing their respective twin brothers. They form an unlikely and intense bond as they navigate the complexities of life without their other halves. This dark comedy explores the specific nature of twin relationships and the difficult process of moving forward after a profound loss. The film balances its somber subject matter with moments of levity and human connection.

‘Going Dutch’ (2025)

The new series ‘Going Dutch’ premieres on Hulu on Friday, January 16. It stars Denis Leary as an arrogant U.S. Army colonel who is reassigned to the least important base in the Netherlands as punishment. He finds himself leading a crew of misfits in a location with no combat mission and very little military discipline. The comedy focuses on his attempts to apply rigid American military standards to a relaxed and unconventional European environment. This fish-out-of-water story explores the clash between different cultures and leadership styles.

‘Animal Control’ (2023)

Hulu brings back ‘Animal Control’ on Friday, January 16. The workplace comedy follows a group of local animal control officers who find that animals are simple, but humans are incredibly complicated. Joel McHale stars as Frank, an opinionated officer who possesses an almost superhuman ability to understand animals while struggling with people. The show balances comedic mishaps involving exotic creatures with the messy personal lives of the precinct staff. It has been noted for its sharp dialogue and ensemble chemistry.

‘How It’s Made’ (2001)

‘How It’s Made’ becomes available on Hulu on Saturday, January 17. This long-running documentary series demonstrates how everyday items are manufactured in automated factories around the world. Each segment focuses on the intricate steps and machinery required to transform raw materials into finished consumer products. The program is known for its detailed visual walkthroughs and informative narration regarding industrial engineering and manufacturing. It remains a favorite for viewers interested in the mechanics of the modern world.

‘Diners, Drive-ins and Dives’ (2007)

Hulu adds episodes of ‘Diners, Drive-ins and Dives’ on Saturday, January 17. Host Guy Fieri travels across North America to highlight independent eateries that specialize in traditional, high-quality comfort food. The show features interviews with local chefs and owners who share their unique recipes and specialized cooking techniques. It has become a staple of food television by celebrating local culinary landmarks and the spirit of small businesses. The series is credited with bringing significant national attention to hundreds of local restaurants.

Please share which of these upcoming premieres you are most excited to watch in the comments.