Looking for some throwback gems to enjoy this summer? Check out these 90s movies on Amazon Prime. They're perfect for any '90s fan'! From The Hills Have Eyes to The Nutty Professor, there are hundreds of 90s movies to watch for free. Plus, you can binge on them anytime you want, no matter how long you wait for a new release. Here's a list of some of the best picks for June.

The Hills Have Eyes

If you're looking for a great movie to watch on Prime, you should check out The Hills Have Eyes on Amazon Prime. This horror film was directed by Alexandre Aja and stars Aaron Stanford, Emilie de Ravin, Kathleen Quinlan, and Vinessa Shaw. The plot revolves around a suburban American family who's being stalked by psychotic people in the desert. It's an eerie and chilling thriller.

The Hills Have Eyes is an American horror film that takes inspiration from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It tells the story of a family traveling across the country only to discover that it's been surrounded by cannibalistic maniacs. Without any way to contact authorities, they are left to decide if they'll survive or die. Dee Wallace and Michael Berryman give early performances in the film, which still stands out as an exploitation classic.

This horror movie has a great soundtrack, and it's a good choice for your next night's sleepover. The Hills Have Eyes on Amazon Prime has a lot of different movies on offer, and if you have a favorite, you can watch it there. The film's original soundtrack is great, and it has great character dialogue. The film's pacing is uneven, but it does make the action feel more intense and creepy.

Arrow Video's The Hills Have Eyes is packaged in an amaray case, with double-sided artwork and lobby card reproductions. The disc also comes with a double-sided poster with new artwork, and a 38-page booklet with information about the restoration of the film. It has the same quality extras as its predecessor and is definitely worth checking out if you are a fan of Wes Craven.

A new track on the Hills Have Eyes DVD features academic Mikel J. Koven discussing the influences of folklore on horror films. In particular, Koven focuses on the Sawney Bean legend, about a clan of cannibals in Scotland. Throughout the interview, he reads passages from a book that recounts the story. The track also explores themes throughout the film.

Another film worth checking out is Lincoln, which is based on the sitcom "I Love Lucy". It is a twisted love story in which a religious fanatic mother tries to destroy the young girl's future. It is a great movie to watch for a change. It also features a couple of original dramas - Being the Ricardos and Lincoln - both of which are based on Stephen King's classic novel.

The Nutty Professor

If you're a fan of Jerry Lewis' zany comedies, you may be happy to hear that you can now watch The Nutty Professor on Amazon Prime! Based on Lewis' 1963 movie, this musical features music by Marvin Hamlisch and book and lyrics by Rupert Holmes. After being canceled on Broadway ten years ago, it hasn't been staged since. The Nutty Professor is now back on Broadway, running from July 1 to August 6, 2019, in a production directed by Marc Bruni.

Watching the 1996 classic is easy. You can rent it online from Peacock and Netflix or stream it on Amazon Prime Video. You can also purchase the movie on AMC on Demand or Spectrum on Demand. You can even purchase the movie on Apple iTunes and Redbox. While this option may seem more expensive, it's worth it if you've seen the first movie in the series. After all, it's the best way to see the whole series without the hassle of waiting.

To watch The Nutty Professor on Amazon Prime, you need to sign up for a free trial account. Usually, the trial period is only a few days, but it's always worth trying it out before you buy it. The Nutty Professor is a fun family movie. The plot is hilarious, and Eddie Murphy and Jada Pinkett Smith make an excellent cast. If you're looking for a romantic comedy that's full of laughs, try this one out!

The Nutty Professor is available on Netflix, but you may not be able to watch it in your region. Fortunately, Netflix has a Canadian version of the show available on their platform. You can change your region on Netflix by selecting "Canadian".

The Hills Have Eyes remake

You can now stream the 2006 remake of the horror classic "The Hills Have Eyes" on Amazon Prime, and you'll want to watch it right away! The remake is written and directed by Alexandre Aja, and stars Aaron Stanford, Emilie de Ravin, Kathleen Quinlan, and Vinessa Shaw. The film tells the story of a family who breaks down in the desert, and are at the mercy of monstrous cannibals. They must protect themselves at all costs, and will do whatever it takes to protect themselves.

The 2006 remake has some great extra features. It comes with a Making-of documentary, which includes interviews with cast and crew. You'll also find out about the production process. Director of photography Saarinen was interviewed in-depth. And there are two essays that will make you want to watch the remake even more. In my opinion, the remake is much better than the original. It has better acting, a better story, and a greater emphasis on blood and gore effects.