Summer is in full swing, and Prime Video is making sure your watchlist stays packed. From high-stakes thrillers to moving documentaries and supernatural dramas, June 2025 delivers a robust lineup of fresh releases that are turning heads and generating buzz. Whether you’re craving a gritty action flick, a mind-bending sci-fi series, or something heartwarming and nostalgic, there’s something new waiting to be streamed.
Here are the top new titles hitting Prime this June—complete with expanded descriptions so you can pick your next binge with confidence.
1. American Manhunt: The Osama Bin Laden Story (Docuseries – June 5)
This gripping docuseries revisits the decade-long international manhunt that led to the death of Osama bin Laden. Featuring first-hand accounts from intelligence agents, Navy SEALs, journalists, and political insiders, the series peels back the layers of one of the most significant military operations of the 21st century. Expertly paced and emotionally intense, this is more than just history—it’s a masterclass in modern warfare and geopolitics.
2. A Working Man (Action/Thriller – June 7)
Starring: Jason Statham
Jason Statham stars as a blue-collar factory worker who stumbles onto a dangerous corporate conspiracy that puts his life—and his loved ones—in jeopardy. What begins as a gritty workplace drama quickly evolves into a pulse-pounding thriller filled with brutal hand-to-hand combat, narrow escapes, and a refreshing twist on the lone-hero trope. With Statham delivering one of his most grounded performances to date, A Working Man blends social commentary with edge-of-your-seat action.
3. Family Portrait (Comedy-Drama – June 10)
A multigenerational family reunion in the countryside quickly spirals into chaos as old wounds, hidden secrets, and unresolved tensions bubble to the surface. With a talented ensemble cast and a blend of humor and heartbreak, Family Portrait paints a refreshingly honest picture of familial dysfunction. Equal parts funny and touching, it’s a dramedy with real emotional weight.
4. Voices Unheard (Music Documentary – June 11)
This emotional documentary shines a spotlight on the forgotten female pioneers of modern music. Through archival footage, rare performances, and interviews with music historians and contemporary artists, Voices Unheard gives overdue recognition to the women whose influence has rippled through decades. It’s not just a tribute—it’s a reclamation of cultural legacy, making it essential viewing for music lovers and history buffs alike.
5. Downtown Shadows (Drama Series – June 14)
In this sleek urban drama, a disgraced journalist returns to her hometown only to uncover corruption at the highest levels of the city’s power structure. As she digs deeper, she finds herself entangled in old grudges and new threats. Downtown Shadows delivers slow-burn mystery, morally gray characters, and a noir-inspired visual aesthetic. It’s the kind of show where every whispered conversation and sideways glance matters.
6. Empire’s Fall (Historical Drama – June 19)
Set in the crumbling days of a fictional empire loosely inspired by ancient Rome, Empire’s Fall explores palace intrigue, betrayal, and shifting power dynamics as a young ruler tries to hold a disintegrating nation together. Rich in detail, filled with complex characters, and boasting lavish set design, this is a must-watch for fans of Game of Thrones, The Crown, and Rome.
7. Midnight Order (Fantasy/Horror Series – June 21)
Genre fans, take note—Midnight Order is Prime’s newest dark fantasy series, set in a world where a secretive society of monster hunters must face an ancient evil that’s reawakening in modern times. Think The Witcher meets Penny Dreadful, with slick production values, chilling lore, and a slow-burn plot that rewards patient viewers. Anchored by a magnetic lead and eerie atmosphere, this one is perfect for fans of supernatural suspense.
8. The Backpacker’s Guide to the Apocalypse (Dark Comedy – June 25)
A sarcastic travel blogger is on a hiking trip in Iceland when a global catastrophe begins. With spotty Wi-Fi, only a GoPro, and zero survival skills, he becomes the unlikely face of the internet’s final broadcast. The Backpacker’s Guide to the Apocalypse is a darkly funny, oddly moving satire on influencer culture, global chaos, and the will to survive. Think Shaun of the Dead with a millennial twist.
9. Murderbot (Sci-Fi Series – June 28)
Based on the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells, this much-anticipated series follows a self-aware security android who’s hacked its own programming. Though it pretends to be indifferent to humans, Murderbot keeps finding itself saving them from danger—all while binge-watching TV shows in its downtime. With sharp wit, layered emotional depth, and standout visual effects, Murderbot is already being hailed as one of the smartest sci-fi shows of the year.
10. The Timekeeper’s Wife (Romance/Time Travel – June 30)
When a woman falls in love with a man who’s uncontrollably pulled through time, she must navigate a relationship filled with unexpected arrivals and painful disappearances. The Timekeeper’s Wife offers a poetic and emotionally rich take on the time-travel romance genre, reminiscent of About Time and The Time Traveler’s Wife. Beautifully shot and deeply heartfelt, this film explores the timeless question: can love truly transcend time?
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