Every month Amazon brings a number of new series and movies to its streaming service, Prime Video.
Starting yesterday Prime Video subscribers now have access to six new films.
April 6th
All or Nothing: The Michigan Wolverines premiered last week and was narrated by Mark Harmon.
April 10th
Turbo Kid: Is the classic tale of a young boy trying to save his female from a bad guy.
Coconut Hero: The movie features a 16-year-old Mike who is diagnosed with a fatal brain tumour.
Sunflower Hour: Is a mockumentary looking at the puppeteering that goes into creating children’s TV.
Lawrence & Holloman: Is about an optimistic suit salesman who takes a cynical and suicidal accounting clerk under his wing.
The Colossal Failure of the Modern Relationship: Explores the truth about relationships.
Spring features young American who escapes to Europe to avoid his past. After a series of events, the movie takes a shift and turns into a horror film.
April 13th
Bosch season 4 is a ten-episode season again featuring the detective Harry Bosch.
April 27th
All or Nothing season 3: All or Nothing comes back with its third season. The show is a docu-series that follows how the Dallas Cowboys fared during their 2017 campaign.
Amazon Prime is priced at $79 CAD per year with a 30-day trial period. For those located in Quebec, there’s no trial but the cost is $79 for a 13-month subscription.
Amazon Prime Video is available on Android, iOS, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Google TV, PlayStation, Xbox and many more platforms.
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