Amazon Prime Video October 2026 Releases: October on Prime Video comes with a really confusing personality. This is the streaming equivalent to having 17 tabs open and somehow needing all of them.
Amazon Prime Video October 2026 Releases
Prime Video’s October 2026 lineup is a chaotic mix of international originals, animated mayhem, romance, reality comedy, Korean dramas, and thrillers. There is Mike Flanagan’s new take on Carrie, Chris Pratt returning for The Terminal List Season 2, and Helluva Boss and Love in Disguise adding a murder mystery to the K-drama chart.
If October is already giving you the seasonal urge to cancel existing plans and be best friends with your streaming account, here is everything coming to Prime Video this October.
Carrie Season 1: October 7
Created by Mike Flanagan, Carrie is based on Stephen King’s iconic novel. The new series puts Carrie White at the centre of a story about bullying, repression, teenage cruelty and the rather unfortunate consequences of social media.
The series premieres on October 7 on Prime Video.
Treasure Island Season 1: October 11
Treasure Island arrives as an MGM+ series on October 11, bringing Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic pirate adventure back to the screen. The series follows Jim Hawkins and his mother Bess.
Tom Sweet plays Jim Hawkins while Hayley Atwell takes the role of Bess. Yes, there is a treasure map with people probably making several decisions that will make you sit and whisper, “Why would you do that?”
Helluva Boss Season 3: October 14
If your preferred form of relaxation has demons, assassinations, dysfunctional relationships and an unreasonable amount of chaos, mid-October belongs to you.
Helluva Boss Season 3 follows the crew through dangerous missions while their personal lives are complicated. Season 3 begins on October 14.
Love of Your Life: October 14
The romantic drama stars Margaret Qualley as Maya, whose chance encounter with Charlie, played by Gabriel Basso, sets a sweeping romance in motion. Directed by Rachel Morrison, the film also stars Aaron Pierre, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Catherine Keener and Tamara Lawrance.
Love of Your Life begins streaming globally on Prime Video on October 14.
Hometown Giants: October 16
Hometown Giants goes behind the scenes of junior hockey and the teenage players chasing the dream to make it to the NHL. Essentially, Hometown Giants appears to be about sports but also growing up and ambitions.
Hometown Giants releases on October 16 on Prime Video.
Masterplan: October 16
Masterplan seems to be for anyone whose idea of fun Friday night is watching someone attempt a heist. The film stars Stanley Tucci, Victor Belmondo and Simona Tabasco and follows a master thief who recruits two strangers for a heist targeting “something big”. Guess?
This drops on Prime Video on 16 October.
Love in Disguise: October 19
October 19 brings K-drama mystery to the chart wth Love in Disguise. The series stars Yim Si-wan as Yoon Yi-Joon, the successor of Taegang Group. Things become messy when a murder takes place at Taegang Group, and Yi-Joon becomes the prime suspect. What happens next should be saved for October 19.
Love in Disguise premieres on October 19ctober 19 with global availability except Mainland China and South Korea.
The Terminal List Season 2: October 21
The new season of The Terminal List is based on Jack Carr’s second novel, True Believer, and expands the show’s revenge-thrilled setup into a larger story. This time, Reece is trying to find a new purpose after completing his list, only to discover that walking away from the world of violence may not be as simple as he hoped.
The season premieres on October 21.
Last One Laughing: Halloween: October 23
Halloween arrives a week early on Prime Video with Last One Laughing: Halloween, releasing with a similar format but a spooky makeover. The contestants try to make each other laugh while maintaining a straight face.
The show is set to start on October 23, which means Prime Video has essentially taken the basic rule of “do not laugh” and made it a job description.
Final Table: October 24
For everyone who watches cooking shows for food but stays for the emotional damage, Final Table is almost here. The Korean culinary drama brings chefs together from around the world to compete in a cooking show, a high-stakes competition looking for the country’s finest culinary talent.
Final Table premieres on October 24 on Prime Video.
Apocalipsis Z: Parte II: October 30
Apocalipsis Z: Parte II puts a full stop, or rather an exclamation mark, to the October run of Prime Video. This one returns to the virus-ravaged world established by the first film, this time moving the action to the Canary Islands, which have become one of the last safe refuges on the continent.
The sequel arrives on October 30.
The Month Is A Genre Crisis of Sorts
There is something genuinely fun about this particular lineup because it refuses to stay in a single lane.
You can start the month with Carries, go pirate-core, then descend to Hell, eventually have an emotional breakdown, watch teenagers chase hockey dreams, plan a “Masterplan”, investigate murder, follow James Reece, try not to laugh during a comedy game, obsess over rival chefs and finish the month fighting infected hordes.
This is not merely a release calendar but a personality test of sorts. So, feel free to pick your poison!
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