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Amazon's '80s Horror 5-Film Steelbook Collection Is Up for Preorder

Amazon's exclusive '80s Horror 5-Film Steelbook Library Case is now available for preorder for $144.99.

Amazon's '80s Horror 5-Film Steelbook Collection Is Up for Preorder

Amazon is currently accepting preorders for a unique 80s horror film collection. This exclusive release features five classic films: Nightmare on Elm Street, Poltergeist, The Lost Boys, The Shining, and Little Shop of Horrors, all housed in a striking steelbook library case. Priced at $144.99, the bundle includes the films in 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and digital formats, along with five Mini VHS sleeves, a mini 80s horror shelf sign, a certificate, stickers, and five rental posters for each movie.

These five Mini VHS sleeves, a mini 80s horror shelf sign, a certificate, stickers, and five rental posters accompany the collection. The preorders are now available on Amazon, making it the sole platform for acquiring this iconic 80s horror bundle featuring exceptional library cases. In an era where digital media often leads to the withdrawal of rights, building a physical film collection seems increasingly important, especially for cherished favorites.

With gaming consoles like Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 capable of playing 4K Blu-rays, these films can be enjoyed in the highest quality possible. Similarly, other notable titles like Van Helsing, An American Werewolf in London, and Doctor Who's Complete Era collections are also up for preorder on Amazon. For the latest IGN Deals recommendations, follow the team's coverage via the IGN Deals Newsletter, Google Shop, Amazon Storefront, social media platforms including X, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, or reach out to IGN's Senior Commerce Editor, Robert Anderson, via Bluesky.

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