In a vast landscape of streaming, Prime Video may very well have the best selection of movies around, and there are some great movies on the service.

The movie currently has a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes after 176 reviews, with critics calling it “touching,” “laugh-out-loud funny,” “charming” and “one of the best coming-of-age stories in a long time." On the website’s audience review section, the movie has just about the same reaction with an 89% popcornometer, as well.

This time of year is always a really busy one for Amazon - it has to keep all its usual plates spinning while also building up to Black Friday at the end of November. That means that for Prime Video it'll be another month full of new releases and additions to its back catalogue.

From modern hits like Terrifier to classics like The Thing, here's the best Amazon Prime horror movies to watch this month

Standalone Prime Video is also available through a $9 monthly subscription, and it costs $3 extra to remove ads. If you need a film, here are some fantastic fantasy finds. Guillermo del Toro's mesmerizing 2006 dark fantasy follows a young girl living with her mother and a cruel military officer in 1944 Francoist Spain.

That movie was The Shape of Water, in case you were wondering. Del Toro loves making fantasy and horror movies, and he’s made several, including Hellboy, Crimson Peak, and even Blade II. But the one Amazon Prime Video movie that you have to watch in November is del Toro’s most personal work to date,