Get 50% Off the Limited Edition 4K Blu-Ray of Snakes on a Plane!

Snakes on a Plane has earned its place as one of the most bizarre films in cinematic history, maintaining a dedicated fanbase for over 20 years. Featuring Samuel L. Jackson as an FBI agent tasked with transporting a witness from Hawaii to Los Angeles, the mission takes a wild turn when a swarm of venomous snakes is unleashed on the unsuspecting passengers. The result is a wildly entertaining action thriller that raked in approximately $62 million at the box office. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, a Limited Edition release of Snakes on a Plane is now available for preorder, set to launch on January 20. Right now, you can snag it for just $25 (originally $50) as part of a 50% off promotion.

This Limited Edition (4K Blu-ray) is loaded with bonus features that fans will love. Here’s what you can expect:

– A brand new audio commentary by critics Max Evry and Bryan Reesman
– Archival commentary featuring director David R. Ellis, Samuel L. Jackson, producer Craig Berenson, associate producer Tawny Ellis, VFX supervisor Eric Henry, and second unit director Freddie Hice
– “Snakes on a Page”: a mini-documentary delving into the movie tie-in novelization, featuring publisher Mark Miller, historian David Spencer, and Christa Faust, author of the Snakes on a Plane novelization
– “Pure Venom”: an archival feature on the film’s production, with interviews from the cast and crew
– “Meet the Reptiles”: an archival featurette showcasing the work of snake wrangler Jules Sylvester and the various snakes used in the film
– “VFX”: an archival featurette on the CGI techniques that brought the snakes to life
– “Snakes on a Blog”: an archival featurette discussing the online buzz leading up to the film’s release
– The Snakes on a Plane music video
– Behind-the-scenes of the music video
– A gag reel
– Trailers and TV spots
– An image gallery
– Easter eggs

In addition to this release, several other Limited Edition 4K Blu-rays are on the horizon, including horror classics like Friday the 13th (2009) and Salem’s Lot, action-packed titles like Double Impact, and 1980s sword and sorcery adventures like Excalibur and Red Sonja. Many of these preorders are part of a 50% off sale, which also features previous releases such as David Lynch’s Dune Special Edition for $25 (was $50), The Warriors Special Edition for $35 (was $50), and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning Limited Edition for $25 (was $50).

Here’s a quick look at some upcoming Arrow Video 4K Blu-ray preorders:

– Snakes on a Plane Limited Edition — $25 ($50) | January 20
– Fighting Back (Blu-ray) — $22.55 ($40) | January 20
– Cheap Thrills Limited Edition (Blu-ray) — $22.55 ($40) | January 27
– Blackhat — $35 ($50) | January 27
– Friday the 13th (2009) — $32.47 ($50) | February 3
– American Yakuza Limited Edition (Blu-ray) — $26 ($40) | February 10
– Trick ‘r Treat — $32.47 ($50) | February 17
– The Visitor Limited Edition — $32.47 ($50) | February 17
– Double Impact Limited Edition — $38 ($50) | February 17
– Excalibur Limited Edition — $39 ($60) | February 24
– Westworld Limited Edition — $39 ($60) | February 24
– True Romance (Blu-ray) — $50 | February 24
– The Birthday Limited Edition — $32.47 ($50) | March 17
– Red Sonja Limited Edition — $44.73 ($60) | March 24
– Salem’s Lot Limited Edition — $44.73 ($60) | March 31
– Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy Limited Edition — $45 ($60) | March 31