Halloween 4K Steelbooks and Box Sets Now Available at Unbeatable Prices
Amazon’s latest lineup of movie and TV deals showcases a fantastic array of both modern and classic horror titles, featuring a variety of 4K Blu-rays, including exclusive steelbook editions. The retailer has slashed prices on the 4K Steelbook Editions of the first three Halloween films, offering them at their lowest prices yet. While the discounts may not be huge, these Amazon-exclusive editions rarely see markdowns. The Steelbook Edition of Halloween (1978) is now priced at $39.49 (down from $45), and Halloween II’s Steelbook Edition is available for $37 (originally $45). Both editions were released in September, with Halloween III: Season of the Witch Steelbook Edition following in late October, now on sale for the first time. All three Steelbook Editions are distributed by Shout Factory and are part of a larger sale on Shout Factory titles. Additionally, several 4K Blu-rays with slipcovers are available at over 50% off: Halloween (1978) for $19, Halloween III for $13.49, and Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers for $18.49.
There’s also a significant discount on The Halloween 4K Collection, which includes The Curse of Michael Myers, H20: 20 Years Later, and Resurrection, now priced at $69 (originally $130). This collection is the only way to get 4K Blu-ray editions of two films from 1995-2002. For another option, the Walmart-exclusive Halloween Trilogy Steelbook Edition on 4K Blu-ray is available for $40 (down from $50).
Shout Factory’s 4K Blu-ray Collector’s Editions for Halloween 4 and Halloween 5 are also up for grabs, each featuring a slipcover. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers is currently priced at $18.49 on Amazon, while Halloween 5 is sold out there but can be found for $30 at Walmart.
Here’s a quick look at the pricing for the Halloween series on 4K Blu-ray:
– **Halloween (1978)**
– Steelbook Edition (Amazon) — $39.49 ($45)
– Collector’s Edition (Amazon) — $19 ($37)
– Collector’s Edition (Walmart) — $19 ($37)
– Walmart Edition — $27
– **Halloween II (1981)**
– Steelbook Edition (Amazon) — $37 ($45)
– Collector’s Edition (Amazon) — $19 ($37) | Sold out
– Collector’s Edition (Walmart) — $27.56 ($37)
– **Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)**
– Steelbook Edition (Amazon) — $40 ($45)
– Collector’s Edition (Amazon) — $13.49 ($37)
– Collector’s Edition (Walmart) — $13.81 ($37)
– **Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)**
– Collector’s Edition (Amazon) — $18.49 ($37)
– Collector’s Edition (Walmart) — $30 ($37)
– **Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)**
– Collector’s Edition (Amazon) — $29 ($37) | Sold out
– Collector’s Edition (Walmart) — $30 ($37)
For the 1995-2002 films, the box set format is the only way to snag these titles on 4K Blu-ray at a reasonable price. The Halloween 4K Collection is currently discounted to $69 (was $130). For a budget-friendly option, the 3-Movie DVD Collection is just $5.
– **The Halloween 4K Collection** — $69 ($130)
– **Halloween 3-Movie Collection (Blu-ray)** — $16
– **Halloween 3-Movie Collection (DVD)** — $5 ($14)
– **Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later Steelbook (4K)** — $36
The modern trilogy that began in 2018 is also available in box set format on 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD, including Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills (2021), and Halloween Ends (2022). The 4K Blu-ray standard edition of the Halloween Trilogy is on sale for $52, while the Halloween Steelbook Trilogy on 4K Blu-ray is just $40 at Walmart. The 1080p Blu-ray version is down to $24.66.
Here’s a breakdown of the Halloween Trilogy box sets:
– **Halloween Steelbook Trilogy (4K Blu-ray)** — $40 ($50)
– **Halloween Trilogy (4K Blu-ray)** — $52 ($80)
– **Halloween Trilogy (Blu-ray)** — $24.66 ($28)
– **Halloween Trilogy (DVD)** — $12 ($25)
Individual films from the trilogy are also available on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD, with box sets currently offering better deals than buying separately.
– **Halloween (2018)** — $15.42 ($30)
– **Halloween Kills: Extended Cut (2021)** — $22.36 ($34)
– **Halloween Ends: Collector’s Edition (2022)** — $22.56 ($34)
Rob Zombie’s remakes from 2007 and 2009, while not part of the main canon, are still worth a watch. However, they are only available on 1080p Blu-ray and DVD.
– **Halloween: Unrated Collector’s Edition (Blu-ray)** — $15 ($18)
– **Halloween I & II: Double Feature (Blu-ray)** — $25
– **Halloween: 2-Disc Special Edition (DVD)** — $4.19 ($7)
– **Halloween: Unrated Director’s Cut (DVD)** — $7
– **Halloween I & II: Double Feature (DVD)** — $20
– **Halloween I & II Ultimate Edition (Blu-ray)** — $43
For fans of the genre, these deals present a great opportunity to expand your horror collection.
