Grab the Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film 4K Collection at a New Low From Amazon Ahead of Halloween
The seven-film 4K box set for A Nightmare on Elm Street has hit a new low price at Amazon of $58.99. That's a huge 41% discount off its original list price, and perfectly timed ahead of Halloween.
In what feels like perfect timing with Halloween just a couple of weeks away, Amazon has knocked the A Nightmare on Elm Street seven-film 4K collection down to a new all-time low price of $58.99. Normally it sits around $99.99, so this is a great opportunity to snag it for 41% off. And honestly, what better time to watch this huge collection than right in the middle of spooky season?
Save 41% on A Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film 4K Collection
A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7 Film Collection (4K Ultra HD + Digital)
This offer is quite a steal when you break it down, too. Being able to get seven Nightmare on Elm Street movies - which you can see below - on 4K for about $60 means they cost roughly $8 a movie, which is a fantastic deal if you don't have them in your movie library yet. Plus, this collection also comes with special features and both the theatrical and uncut versions of the first and fifth movie, so there's a ton to keep you busy.
Preorder A Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film Steelbook Library Case
A Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film Steelbook Library Case (4K Ultra HD + Digital)
In even more good news for fans, the A Nightmare on Elm Street 4K steelbook library case is also making a comeback this year , with preorders now live at Amazon. This is set to be released on December 15, and features all seven films in a 4K steelbook form within a steelbook library case that's designed with the stripe patterns of Freddy Krueger’s sweater. If you're hoping to have that instead, now is the time to drop in a preorder for it before it sells out.
If you're on the lookout for more movies to buy, we've got a rundown of upcoming 4Ks and Blu-rays that's well worth checking out to see what's new. And in terms of discounts, Black Friday sales are not too far away , so it won't be long until even more physical media deals start popping up at various retailers.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.
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