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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

From a time-travel slasher film to a 1999 comedy flop with a shockingly stacked cast The post The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week appeared first on TheWrap .

The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

Looking for something to watch on Prime Video this week? Check out these three best movies to stream right now.

First up, "Totally Killer" from Prime Video/Blumhouse. As we approach Halloween, this time-travel slasher starring Kiernan Shipka is a great way to start your spooky season watchlist. Jamie teams up with her mother to stop a serial killer in 1987 and save lives, making it a fun and thrilling watch. Of course, it's a slasher movie, so there may be some intense scenes, but it's definitely worth it.

Next, "The Nanny Diaries" starring Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson. This movie follows Annie, a college graduate who becomes a live-in nanny for a wealthy New York family. She quickly learns that the life of NYC's elite is conniving, stressful, and "pretty fucking bleak." However, she also develops a bond with Grayer, the child she's watching, and a relationship with her neighbor that adds a delightful B-plot to the film. Laura Linney, Paul Giamatti, and Alicia Keys also star in this classic comedy.

Finally, for a nostalgic brain break, check out "Dudley Do-Right." Brendan Fraser stars as the Mountie who is true to his name but painfully oblivious. He faces off against the evil Snidely Whiplash, played by Alfred Molina, in this fun and goofy performance. While it may not be a masterpiece, it's a great way to remember simpler movie times and enjoy some fun performances from the cast, which also includes Sarah Jessica Parker. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy these three best movies to watch on Prime Video this week!

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