Prime Video New Releases — week of October 15, 2026

Among the notable titles is the series "Carrie," which began airing on October 7th. It follows the teenager Carrie after the sudden death of her father. In a hostile school environment exacerbated by social media and a viral rumor, she discovers mysterious powers in response to the bullying she faces.

The series "Strapped," released on October 5th, highlights the precarious lives of young women struggling with financial challenges in an urban modern setting. This production explores the difficulties related to economic and social instability with a realistic and touching perspective.

For fans of fantastical universes, "The Seven Knights of the Marronnier Kingdom," released on October 3rd, offers an epic tale centered around seven brothers with specific powers who serve as knights in an imaginary monarchy. Together, they seek to fulfill their noble mission of assisting the princess and promoting friendship between kingdoms.

"I Would Rather Die," which aired on October 2nd, is a series that follows Archie, a young man bitten by a zombie, as he tries to understand what is happening to him. With the help of one friend and his long-admired girlfriend, he sets out to find a possible cure to avoid turning into a walking dead.

The comedy "Paul," also released on October 2nd, follows the misadventures of a young man who has lied about his job and lacks archival material to prove his activities. As he navigates this gross lie, he is confronted with an unexpected reappearance of an ex-flame.

For fans of horror-comedy, "Livestream from Hell," released on September 30th, offers a mix of pranks and mystery. Kevin Hart collaborates with Druski and Kai Cenat for a streaming session that goes awry when unexpected events occur.

"Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story," released on September 24th, is an engaging documentary based on over three decades of family recordings. It offers an intimate and unfiltered portrait of the bond between two brothers and their shared quest for a better life.

"Social Media Killed the Movie Star," released in France on September 21st, explores the negative consequences of social media on an actress's career. This film raises important questions about the impact of these platforms in the entertainment industry.

For a more gentle and romantic cinematic experience, "The Love Hypothesis," released on September 23rd, follows the romantic complications of Olive Smith and Dr. Adam Carlsen as they embark on a fake relationship for academic reasons.

Finally, in Africa, the dramedy "A Love Other Than Yours," released on September 12th, offers a unique perspective on love and relationships within a specific cultural context. This series explores with sensitivity the emotional dilemmas of its characters.

Among these titles, "Carrie" stands out particularly for its exploration of the challenges faced by young women in a school environment and the development of their hidden abilities. The series promises an engaging and reflective experience on resilience in the face of adversity.

It is important to note that the Prime Video catalog varies by country, offering specific content tailored to local tastes.