Henry Cavill (Man of Steel, The Witcher), Jake Gyllenhaal (Nightcrawler, Brokeback Mountain) and Eiza González (Baby Driver, Godzilla vs. Kong) star in In the Grey as a team of covert operatives tasked with recovering a billion-dollar fortune from a ruthless tyrant. (Photo: Prime Video)

October is bringing a fresh wave of entertainment to Prime Video, with plenty to add to your watchlist. Whether you’re looking for a creepy thriller, an action-packed adventure, a sweet romance, or just want to kick back with live sports and animated favorites, there’s something for every kind of viewer.

English TV

Carrie (Series, New, 7 October) — A troubled high school student discovers mysterious telekinetic powers while navigating bullying, grief, and an increasingly complicated relationship with her mother.
The Terminal List: Season 2 (Series, Returning, 21 October) — Chris Pratt (Guardians of the Galaxy, Jurassic World) returns as James Reece in a globe-spanning espionage thriller that takes him from Africa and the Middle East to Europe as he uncovers a conspiracy tied to his own family.

Carrie, the classic horror story, returns in a brand-new TV series adaptation. With Stephen King on board as an executive producer, the series brings a fresh take on the story while staying true to its roots. (Photo: Prime Video)

English Movies

In the Grey (Movie, New, 15 October) — Guy Ritchie’s action thriller follows an elite team tasked with stealing back a billion-dollar fortune, only for an impossible heist to spiral into a fight for survival.
Love of Your Life (Movie, New, 14 October) — A chance encounter sparks a sweeping romance for Maya, but when her future is unexpectedly upended, she must find her way forward and learn how to love again.

Margaret Qualley (The Substance, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) stars as Maya, a smart and witty nurse who finds herself swept into an unexpected romance after a chance encounter. (Photo: Prime Video)

Masterplan (Movie, New, 16 October) — A legendary thief recruits two strangers for an ambitious Mona Lisa heist, only to reveal that they’re his long-lost children.
Drive – The Pretenders (Movie, New, 28 October) — A young race car mechanic enters a fake engagement with a notorious racing star, but their carefully planned deception soon becomes something much more complicated.

Sports

Doubters to Believers: Liverpool FC — Klopp’s Era (Sports Documentary Series, New, 16 October) [Family/Teen] — Through exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes stories, this documentary looks back at Jürgen Klopp’s nine-year Liverpool tenure and the journey that turned doubters into believers.

Midway through the 2023/24 season, Jürgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool to the fans’ shock. This docu-series looks back on his nine-year tenure, exploring his coaching philosophy, belief in young talent and the journey behind his emotional farewell. (Photo: Prime Video)

Korean Series

Love in Disguise (Series, New, 19 October) — A former special forces officer goes undercover as a man to protect a powerful heir accused of murder, but their dangerous mission takes an unexpected turn when romance enters the picture.
Final Table (Series, New, 24 October) — Ambitious Korean chefs driven by fierce determination compete to be crowned the country’s best, only to find their rivalry growing into an unexpected bond.

Final Table centres around three ambitious chefs: a world-class talent working under another name, a determined restaurateur fighting to save her late father’s restaurant, and a perfectionist star chef who refuses to settle for anything less than the best. (Photo: Prime Video)

Animation

Helluva Boss: Season 3 (Series, Returning, 14 October) — With Hell forever changed after the events of Season 2, Stolas, Blitzo and the I.M.P. crew face personal drama and the threat of a growing revolution.

Helluva Boss, a dark comedy animated series, follows the chaotic misadventures of the employees of I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals), a Hell-based hitman company carrying out jobs in the world of the living. (Photo: Prime Video)