Grab These Top 3 Horror 4Ks on Amazon

Amazon is currently offering a massive "3 for $33" promotion on 4K UHD and Blu-ray movies. While sci-fi classics like the Godzilla films are leading the bestseller charts, my personal focus is on expanding my horror collection.

This deal is almost too good to be true, making it tempting to want everything. To keep my choices focused, I decided to pick a theme. Since I organize my shelves by director, I thought of Jordan Peele. He has three fantastic horror films that all qualify for this deal. After browsing the entire sale, my picks are clear: I'm going for Us, Nope, and Get Out—all three for just $33.

Nope, Us, and Get Out on 4K for $33

Nope [4K UHD]

0$16.99 save 35%$11.00 at Amazon

Get Out [4K UHD]

0$13.79 save 20%$11.00 at Amazon

Us [4K UHD]

0$22.98 save 52%$11.00 at Amazon

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If I had to choose a favorite among these three, I'd struggle to give a straight answer. I might name one, then instantly feel like I'm not being truthful. Get Out, in my opinion, stands as one of the greatest directorial debuts in cinematic history. Lupita Nyong'o's performance in Us is among the finest I've ever seen in the horror genre. And I'll never forget the awe I felt watching Nope in a movie theater.

Nope is also the most recent physical media release here, making it the one horror fans are least likely to own already. It's a film I'd hesitate to label as purely "horror." IGN's 9/10 review describes it as “a sci-fi-horror-comedy that builds cinematic myths before casually knocking them over... from a studio director at the peak of his craft.”

To claim this deal (or any other combination from the sale), simply add three eligible titles to your cart. Amazon will apply the discount automatically.

Jordan Peele's Next Movie Arrives in 2026

Jordan Peele's next directorial project is scheduled for an October 2026 theatrical release. Expectations are undoubtedly high, but this is a filmmaker who consistently delivers. Additionally, Peele's production company, Monkeypaw, is behind the upcoming sports horror film Him, set for release later this year. Beyond film, the director is collaborating with Hideo Kojima on a video game currently known as OD.

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The 2021 Candyman remake, which Peele co-wrote, is also part of this promotion. That will likely be my excuse to grab another set of three films.

Candyman [4K UHD]

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Psycho [4K UHD]

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The Forever Purge [4K UHD]

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The Birds [4K UHD]

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