These 7 Prime Video Mysteries Have 100% RT Score, Yet You Never Heard Of Them

Since the dawn of television, viewers have had a special passion for crime stories. After all, such projects provide us with the horror of peeking into the darkest corners of the human mind, mixed with the thrill of solving puzzles. All from the safe environment of our comfortable sofas.

If you're an aficionado of whodunits, mysteries and detective shows, and also a Prime Video subscriber, we've prepared a treat just for you. Behold the cream of the crop, the lesser-known shows gracing the streaming platform with a flawless 100% critic approval on Rotten Tomatoes.

Black Snow (2023)

The gripping mystery set in a quaint Australian coastal town unfolds over six episodes, unraveling the chilling tale of a 25-year-old unsolved murder of a teenage girl, now being investigated by a relentless detective. Twists, turns, and an adrenaline-pumping quest for truth are guaranteed.

Deadloch (2023)

Another Australian short whodunit, Deadloch, brings humor to the investigation scene. In a sleepy Tasmanian town, two mismatched female detectives with contrasting investigative styles tackle a murder case. Can they find common ground, or will their differences ruin the case?

Sherwood (2022-present)

The gripping crime series is inspired by a true story of an iconic manhunt conducted by the British police. When two murders shock a small British mining village, dark secrets buried for ages start to resurface. Season 2 is in production right now.

Mystery Road (2018-present)

This Australian series, based on Ivan Sen's popular films Mystery Road and Goldstone, follows fan-favorite Aboriginal detective Jay Swan. Each season brings the protagonist a new case to rack his brains, from missing persons to beheadings. Later this year, to the delight of all fans, Mystery Road returns for its fourth installment, continuing Jay Swan's twisty journey.

Prey (2014-2015)

The British thriller consists of two intense seasons, each following a different rollercoaster story of a law enforcement officer whose family is targeted by bad guys. This eventually lands the leads on the wrong side of the law and in a world of trouble. Their journeys from victim to vigilante are heart-pounding rides from start to finish.

The Chicago Code (2011)

This is an oldie but still goodie police procedural that consists of only 13 episodes. In the best tradition, the plot centers on a special unit within the Chicago PD that fights crime and political corruption. Get ready for some serious action, complicated relationships among the cast, and a peek into the tough streets of Chicago.

Seis Manos (2019)

Set in 1970s Mexico, this series is right up your alley if you're into adult animation and action-packed revenge stories. Three martial arts-trained orphans team up with American officers to avenge the murder of their mentor.