3 Best New Prime Video Series To Binge-Watch This Weekend (October 23–25, 2026)
Published Oct 23, 2026, 5:20 PM EDT
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Prime Video has three binge-worthy new series to check out this weekend, including a Chris Pratt thriller, Stephen King horror, and a Reacher spinoff. Other notable Prime Video series worth watching this weekend include the fan-favorite animated series Helluva Boss and the newly released romantic comedy Love in Disguise, both of which are trending in Prime's Top 10 worldwide chart right now.
The following three Prime Video series each bring something unique to the table, whether you're looking for something to get completely immersed in with a fast pace and high stakes or a show that is perfect for the Halloween season. Be sure to also check out ScreenRant's weekend binge guides for Netflix, Paramount+, and HBO Max, and stay tuned for more streaming updates in the near future.
Neagley
Neagley is still one of Prime Video's best shows to binge-watch this weekend, even though it's been more than a month since it premiered on the streamer. Ever since its September debut, it has remained one of Prime Video's most-watched series of Fall 2026 and has already been renewed for a second season. The Reacher spinoff series proved to be a massive success for Prime Video, expanding on what was already one of its most bankable action thriller franchises.
Like Reacher, Neagley has a fantastic structure and pace that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish. The series begins with protagonist Frances Neagley as she looks into the mysterious death of her childhood friend in her home city of Chicago. What unfolds leads to an odd conspiracy pointing Neagley to a cult-like leader and a pharmaceutical company. With its 94% Rotten Tomatoes score and #3 spot on Prime Video's worldwide viewership chart, Neagley is required viewing this weekend.
Carrie
For another consecutive weekend, Carrie is a must-watch on Prime Video, especially if you haven't seen Mike Flanagan's latest Stephen King adaptation already. Masterfully blending coming-of-age drama with supernatural horror, Carrie is a certified hit on Prime Video, still holding the streamer's #1 worldwide spot weeks after its premiere. With Carrie season 2 already confirmed and connected to a larger Stephen King universe also involving The Institute, Carrie has firmly set itself as Prime's best new horror franchise.
Carrie retells the classic horror story of Carrie White, a high school student who gets bullied in a small town in Maine, which ends up having disastrous consequences on prom night. Carrie earned an 85% Rotten Tomatoes score and is very easy to binge at just 8 episodes, all leading up to one of the most iconic horror moments ever put to screen, first immortalized by Sissy Spacek in Brian De Palma's film of the same name. For the best spooky fix this weekend, Carrie can't be beat on Prime Video.
The Terminal List
After four years, The Terminal List season 2 finally landed on Prime Video earlier this week and has unsurprisingly become one of the most-watched series again on the platform. Following the aftermath of The Terminal List season 1, which left Chris Pratt's former Navy SEAL officer James Reece searching for answers and revenge, James comes out of hiding when an opportunity arises to clear his name in exchange for helping the CIA eliminate a new terrorist threat.
The Terminal List season 2 proves that this franchise could continue to be as big as Reacher or even Taylor Sheridan's TV empire, with several books written by Jack Carr yet to be adapted and Chris Pratt enthusiastically on board for more seasons. Early reviews give The Terminal List season 2 just a 57% on Rotten Tomatoes, although its audience score remains nearly perfect at 93%. If you enjoy high-stakes action thrillers or military-themed dramas, The Terminal List has to be at the top of your Prime Video watchlist this weekend.
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