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Here’s what Amazon is adding to Prime Instant Video in June

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Before the end of spring gives way to the warmth of summer, saddle up to Amazon Prime Instant Video. The service on Thursday announced what new movies it’ll offer in June, and there’s something for everyone, from horror, to drama, to action. There’s also a healthy dose of “so bad, they’re good” films, which is the perfect way to end a summer night. It’s going to be a good June.

The list has a few standouts, along with some titles I’ve been meaning to catch up on. The Shining and Apocalypse Now are arguably the biggest films, followed by Roman Holiday, Sid & Nancy, and the disorienting The Island of Dr. Moreau.

And, come on, you know you can resist the repugnant charm of Troll and Troll 2. The full list of movies is below, along with titles you’ll be able to rent or purchase.

For rent or purchase:

  • The Lazarus Effect
  • McFarland, USA
  • Get Hard
  • Home

June 1

  • The Shining
  • Roman Holiday
  • Apocalypse Now
  • Apocalypse Now Redux
  • Something Wild (1986)
  • Sid & Nancy
  • Sucker Punch
  • Troll
  • Troll 2
  • Repo: The Genetic Opera
  • The Island of Dr. Moreau
  • Seven Psychopaths
  • The Paper Chase
  • People Will Talk
  • Far From Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog
  • Murder of a Cat
  • Nine Months
  • Word and Pictures

June 12

  • Life of Crime

June 13

  • Transformers: Age of Extinction

June 15

  • Leprechaun: Origins

June 19

  • A Most Wanted Man

June 22

  • Lucky Number Slevin

June 24

  • Covert Affairs – Season 5

June 26

  • Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour

June 27

  • The Mist


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