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One of the most unforgettable and chilling horror films of 2024 will be released again with a fittingly unsettling steelbook case next month. Preorders for the 4K Blu-ray Steelbook Edition of Longlegs began last month at $50; if you were hesitating to see if prices would decrease, your patience has paid off. Amazon and Walmart have reduced the price of this upcoming release to $33. Once you complete your preorder for the Longlegs Steelbook Edition, you will qualify for any additional discounts available until its June 24 release date. Your account won’t be billed for your preorder until the Blu-ray is dispatched by Amazon/Walmart next month.
Longlegs Steelbook Edition on 4K Blu-ray
$33 (previously $50) | Releases June 24
This 4K Blu-ray includes an eerie steelbook showcasing Nicolas Cage’s character on the front. The interior artwork displays an aerial view of a desk cluttered with documents and other items from the film. The Longlegs Steelbook Edition also includes exclusive bonus features not available in last year’s 4K release. Here’s the complete list of bonus content for the forthcoming edition:
Longlegs Steelbook Edition Special Features
- Audio Commentary with Osgood Perkins (Director/Writer)
- On-set interviews with Perkins, Maika Monroe, Alicia Witt, and Blair Underwood
- Unseen featurettes
- Osgood Perkins and Theo James in discussion
- Meeting Longlegs: Maika Monroe’s heartbeat
- Clues and evidence
- The Rorschach Test
- Andres Arochi’s on-set diary
- Fire Fire Fire, Hiss
- Teasers and trailers
- Extra content
If you’re not keen on waiting until June and don’t mind losing out on some special features, the standard 4K edition is available for $24.49, while the 1080p Blu-ray edition is priced at $18.29.
Longlegs follows FBI Agent Lee Harker, who is assigned to pursue a serial murderer. Yet, the situation takes a more sinister turn as she starts uncovering peculiar clues that lead her toward…
something of mystical beginnings. What ensues is a gripping pursuit to prevent the murderer from striking again, with stellar performances from Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage, creating a haunting narrative that lingers with you well after the film concludes. The movie grossed nearly $130 million during its theatrical release and maintains generally positive feedback on Metacritic (GameSpot’s sister site), largely due to Nicolas Cage’s unnerving portrayal.
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