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The 3 Best New Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

Including a 2026 blockbuster, a brilliant debut feature and one of the decade's most haunting movies The post The 3 Best New Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week appeared first on TheWrap .

The 3 Best New Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

This week, Prime Video offers three standout new movies for viewers to enjoy. The streaming service's extensive selection includes a remarkable directorial debut from 2026, as well as a haunting indie film that has captured the attention of critics and audiences alike.

First, "Is God Is" is a dark comic thriller that premiered in May. Adapted from Aleshea Harris' award-winning stage play, the film follows two sisters as they embark on a road trip to seek vengeance against their father, who once tried to burn them alive. The film is a stylish and assured debut from Harris, who brings her unique vision to the screen with flair.

Next, "Project Hail Mary" remains one of the year's biggest movies. Anchored by an incredible performance by Ryan Gosling, the epic sci-fi blockbuster boasts a hopeful and moving story. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, with screenwriter Drew Goddard adapting Andy Weir's novel, "Project Hail Mary" showcases scope and visual splendor.

The cinematography by Greig Fraser and the score by Daniel Pemberton add to the film's appeal, while the adorable character of Rocky, voiced by puppeteer James Ortiz, adds a touch of charm. Added bonus: Sandra Hüller's soulful rendition of "Sign of the Times" leaves a lasting impression.

Finally, "Red Rooms" is a crime feature that leaves a lasting impact on viewers. The film follows a young woman as she becomes obsessed with the case of a serial killer, creating a disturbing watch that creeps up on you and lingers long after the credits have rolled. Directed with confidence by Pascal Plante, "Red Rooms" is aided by a brilliant, gripping performance at the center. It is undoubtedly one of the best movies of the decade so far.

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