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In case you haven’t heard, physical media is having a moment. CD sales are booming, and there’s a loyal cohort
of movie buffs who are ride-or-die Blu-ray fans. Whether you’re talking about movies or music, the reasons for the ongoing demand for little shiny discs are similar; there’s a tactile joy of popping open the case and hitting play, and physical media fans will point to higher quality compared to streaming.
On a more practical level, as streaming prices jump up like clockwork every year and movies vanish off the various platforms, there’s value in owning your favorite movies and albums. During the final hours of Amazon’s October Prime Day event, there are some impressive deals on Blu-ray discs, including savings on typically pricey 4K Blu-ray and box sets.
Prefer to shop elsewhere? You can also find timely savings on horror movies during Barnes & Noble’s 40% off flash sale.
Best Amazon Blu-ray Deals
Read on for the best last-minute 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD deals.
Bond 5-Film Collection [Daniel Craig]
The next Bond’s identity is held tighter than state secrets, but you can revisit Craig’s run.
John Wick: 4-Film Collection
Keanu Reeves’ modern action classic, John Wick, is also discounted right now.
Tenet [4K UHD + Blu-ray]
Didn’t understand Tenet the first, second, or third time? Might be worth a fourth viewing.
Hamnet [Blu-ray]
You can sob in the peace of your own home with this discounted Blu-ray.
Best Barnes & Noble Blu-ray Deals
Barnes & Noble is running some scarily good deals on horror movies.
The Thing – 4K Blu-ray
Numerous films from horror maestro John Carpenter are on sale, including The Thing.
Sinners Blu-ray
Make the most of Sinners‘ great visuals and sound by picking it up on 4K or Blu-ray.
The Exorcist [4K Blu-ray]
One of the all-time great horror films, The Exorcist is available on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD.
The Substance Blu-ray
You can revisit The Substance in all of its grisly glory on 4K, Blu-ray, or DVD.
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