Your Amazon Prime subscription just got a secret downgrade: Netflix is now rotating new releases faster, while Prime Video's "included with subscription" library is suddenly packed with titles scoring under 50% on Rotten Tomatoes. That horror movie you've been saving to watch? Now it's behind a rental fee. Consumer watchdog groups warn this "library lite" trend means you're paying more for less. Before you cancel, check if your favorite streamer is quietly trading quality for quantity—your wallet shouldn't pay for rotten tomatoes.