Freevee, the free, ad-supported streaming wing of Amazon has since shuttered, but fortunately for all of us it is still available to stream on the parent Amazon Prime Video service. And with a queer pedigree like this (its co-creator is Clea DuVall,

Amazon Prime Video has plenty of great classic and new anime, and these are the very best shows and movies on the streaming service.

On Call from Amazon Prime Video throws us right into the action from the very first episode. The series kicks off with a death that impacts all the characters, even those who didn't know the victim in life.

Now, Beast Games has finally been dethroned for the first time since launch by a new Amazon Original Series, On Call, a police drama that dropped all its episodes at once in a binge model just a few days ago, something of a rarity for Amazon. Here’s the synopsis:

“Molly-Mae: Behind it All” is an Amazon Original streaming exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll have to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch the series. If you aren’t an Amazon Prime subscriber already, you can get started with a 30-day Amazon Prime free trial before $14.99/month payments begin.

The upcoming German film The Calendar Killer will start streaming from January 16, 2025. It is adapted from Sebastian Fitzek’s thriller novel Walk Me Home. The movie revolves around a seemingly quiet Saturday night that takes a violent turn when Jules receives a help phone call at his job from a woman trying to save her life.

The much-awaited second season of the Tamil web series Suzhal: The Vortex will reportedly premiere on Amazon Prime Video on February 21. This crime thriller, created by the directorial duo Pushkar and Gayathri, boasts a star-studded cast and was released in 2022.