Amazon Prime Video latest January 2026 releases: Follow My Voice to The Night Manager Season 2

New year, new Prime Video originals! Let's take a look at the latest January 2026 releases on the streamer, from Hollywood to foreign language.

Follow My Volice, The Night Manager Season 2

There's nothing more exciting than getting the full list of latest releases on the internet who are binge-watchers and love to keep a tab on everything. From engaging coming-of-age romance dramas to some big-shot originals returning with new seasons, Amazon Prime Video has a vast collection of January 2026 releases, all ready to drop back-to-back, definitely leaving you overwhelmed. Notably, you can watch all these latest Prime Video releases through OTTplay Premium with a top-up option.

Prime Video January releases:

Follow My Voice (streaming)

This Spanish teen romance drama is already released on the platform on January 2. Follow My Voice is a story about Klara (Berta Castane), who has been isolated to her home for the past seventy-six days following a severe mental health crisis. During this situation, Klara's only connection to the outside world is her favorite late-night radio program, Follow My Voice, hosted by Kang (Jae Woo Yang), which who she falls in love. The movie is based on the namesake Wattpad web novel by Ariana Godoy.

Spring Fever (January 5)

Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin's K-drama promises a romance story that will brew in a small-town of Shinsu-eup. Spring Fever consists of twelve episodes and the story follows a female teacher from Seoul who moves to the small-town after a heartbreak. There she meets a muscular man who's wealthy and tattooed. Despite his intimidating, rough exterior, the man is a warm-hearted and sincere man who eventually thaws her frozen heart.

Beast Games Season 2 (January 7)

YouTuber Jimmy 'MrBeast' Donaldson is back with the second installment of his competitive reality show. The special features of Beast Games Season 2 include a massive $5 million prize money, two hundred contestants (100 strong vs 100 smart), giant custom arenas in places like Saudi Arabia, bringing hosts like Jeff Probst and elements like bribes and tribal council-style twists for a unique blend of physical challenges and strategy.

The Night Manager Season 2 (January 11)

Tom Hiddleston is also back with the second chapter of his spy thriller after a decade-long hiatus since 2016. The Night Manager Season 2 consists of six episodes, bringing back Jonathan Pine into the high-octane world of international espionage. Pine's peaceful life is disrupted when he spots a former mercenary associated with Richard Roper. This leads him to a new antagonist, Teddy Dos Santos, a charismatic Colombian businessman and arms dealer with whom Jonathan must deal with.

Steal (January 21)

Game of Thrones-actress Sophia Turner's this big-shot heist thriller will introduce her as a simple office worker, who's forced into a massive pension robbery of common people, leading to a complicated investigation by a detective who's going through a rough patch in life. The series promises to explore survival thriller, improvisation, conspiracy and the struggles of gambling addiction during the investigation. Steal consists of six episodes.

The Wrecking Crew (January 28)

Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista's this buddy-cop action drama follows two estranged half-brothers, one is an impulsive detective another is a disciplined Navy SEAL, join hands to investigate their father's mysterious murder in Hawaii, leading them to a dangerous road trip heist to uncover a vast conspiracy and confront their past, all while facing gunfights and family drama.

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