A Nightmare on Elm Street 4K Steelbook Reopens Pre-orders at Standard Price
Great news for horror fans who want to avoid scalper prices on eBay as Amazon reopens orders for the limited 4K Blu-ray set at its original price.
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- Amazon opens pre-orders for the A Nightmare on Elm Street 4K Steelbook set at the regular price of $159.99
- This reprint set is scheduled to ship on September 15 with a pre-order price guarantee
- The set includes 7 steelbooks housed in Freddy Krueger's signature orange and black striped box
For movie collectors who missed out or found that the A Nightmare on Elm Street 4K steelbook set was being resold on eBay for up to ten times its retail price, Amazon has officially brought the box set back for standard retail purchase.
This seven-film high-definition horror collection originally launched in late 2025 as an Amazon exclusive, with Warner Bros. producing only 15,000 sets. This new pre-order round is priced at $159.99, and the product is nearly identical to the original version, except for the removal of the certificate of authenticity and 3D glasses from the package.
Interested buyers can place their pre-orders today, with the items scheduled to ship to customers on September 15. Pre-ordering through this platform also ensures buyers benefit from the website's pre-order price guarantee policy.
The return of this film collection for pre-order at its standard price is fantastic news for physical media collectors. Since most films in the Freddy Krueger franchise are currently quite difficult to find on online streaming platforms, this reprint effectively helps eliminate opportunistic scalpers inflating prices in the resale market.
Inside the box set, you will find 7 individual steelbook cases for each film in the franchise, featuring classic original poster art on a signature black background, all housed in Freddy's iconic red and black striped storage box. Furthermore, the release of this 4K steelbook set marks the very first time that the various sequels in the franchise have been upgraded to 4K UHD quality.
Source: IGN Movies
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