August 2026 is shaping up to be a busy month for Prime Video, with a lineup that blends mystery, action, and romance. Amazon's streaming service is keeping the summer momentum going with three standout titles. Here are the most anticipated releases of the month.
Sterling Point uncovers a teenage mystery on a Canadian island
Arriving on August 5, Sterling Point is a mystery drama series created by Megan Park. The story follows seventeen-year-old Annie Jacobson, who inherits a remote island in Canada along with her twin brother. There she discovers an unknown sister and a community tied to family secrets. With a love triangle and a foggy setting, the series is perfect for fans of teen dramas like The Summer I Turned Pretty. For more streaming recommendations, check out our guide to seven new movies to stream this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu and more.
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Reacher season 4 brings a claustrophobic thriller to the New York subway
On August 12, Reacher returns for its fourth season, based on Lee Child's novel Gone Tomorrow. This time, the former military police officer investigates an apparent suicide on a late-night subway train. Teaming up with an NYPD homicide detective, Reacher uncovers a government conspiracy. The neo-noir atmosphere and rising tension make this one of the most anticipated seasons, with the series already renewed for a fifth. To learn more about the platform, visit the Wikipedia page for Amazon Prime Video.
The Last Sunrise tells a summer romance set in Mallorca with a chronic illness
Releasing on August 26, The Last Sunrise is a romantic film based on Anna Todd's novel, the author of the After series. Directed by Carlson Young, the film follows Oriah Pera, a college student with a chronic illness who spends the summer in Mallorca. There she meets Julián, a local who introduces her to new experiences. Between her desire for independence and worsening health, the protagonist must make difficult choices. A touching story for romance lovers.
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In addition to these highlights, August also features classic films like Interstellar and Pulp Fiction, and new releases such as Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (from August 2). Live sports include New York Yankees baseball games and WNBA matches. With such a diverse programming, Prime Video confirms itself as a solid choice for summer entertainment.
