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With another new streaming service bowing this week, we separated the wheat from the chaff to find some good jumping-off points when exploring the library of the latest offering from NBCUniversal.

Leave your arthouse ambitions at the door for a rundown of some of the endearingly-trashy (and admittedly extremely dated and problematic) lowlights of the Prime catalog.

If you've already seen The Exorcist a dozen times and The Lighthouse just isn't capturing the in-your-face VHS-era horror mood you're missing, we've distilled the best (or worst, depending) of our 2020 October watches into a handy streaming guide.

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We head beyond the Strip and the big casinos with a selection of movies that showcase the grittier and less-polished sides of Sin City.

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Director Wes Ball (The Maze Runner series) helms this enthralling installment in the Apes franchise with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

With a long and complicated history, tennis players Tashi, Art, and Patrick are caught in a whirlwind of rivalry and revenge.

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star in this reboot of the stunt-packed TV series.

In Civil War, Writer/Director Alex Garland (Annihilation) paints a picture of the United States if it were plunged into the chaos of Americans taking up arms against other Americans. By doing so from the point of view of photojournalists, the picture becomes a masterpiece of "what if."