Less than a decade ago, Jordan Peele became famous for playing one of the hilarious duo on Comedy Central’s sketch comedy show “Key and Peele.” Few would have imagined that Peele would soon become one of the most respected horror directors working today. Yet here we are anxiously awaiting Peele’s fourth film, which sadly won’t be released until October 2026. On October 8, you can relive Peele’s first two films in a new limited-edition box set, complete with a beautiful steel box. The 4K Blu-ray bundle featuring Get Out and Us is now available for pre-order on Amazon and Gruv. To complete your Jordan Peele collection you can Combine dual functionality with 4K Blu-ray of Peele’s third film Nope$20.
Us/Escape from Death Town Double Special – Limited Edition Iron Box
$46 at Amazon (prices subject to change) | $35 at Grove
Note that Amazon currently sells it for $46, while Gruv sells it for $35. Before the price increase, Amazon briefly offered pre-orders for $33. However, with Amazon’s Pre-Order Price Guarantee, you’ll get the lowest price once you place your order and won’t be charged until the product ships. We expect prices to drop on Amazon, which is the norm ahead of Blu-ray releases.
In addition to the 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray and digital versions of both films, you’ll find bonus features included in the collection. This includes deleted scenes, multiple featurettes, and set explorations, giving you a closer look at the making of the film. You’ll also get commentary from Jordan Peele and an alternate ending to Get Out. Of course, the bundle also includes an exclusive steelbook, which is mixed with promotional images to great effect.
“Get Out” and “Us” have won rave reviews from critics and audiences, and both received “generally favorable” scores from Metacritic.
“Get Out” was released in 2017 and tells the story of Chris (played by Daniel Kaluuya) who goes to meet his girlfriend’s parents. She invites him on a weekend getaway with her family – and what starts as a slightly awkward encounter quickly turns into something more sinister.
Peele released “Get Out” in 2019, which grossed more than $255 million at the global box office. Like Get Out, it starts out as a relaxing family vacation and then turns into a nightmare-inducing horror film. After a day at the beach, a family notices four shadowy figures holding hands near their house, and they all look strikingly similar to themselves.
The Us/Get Out double feature isn’t the only notable Blu-ray release coming out on October 8th. , ends Halloween for just $50. You can also find the new Five Nights at Freddy’s 4K steel box book at Walmart for $28, which is even better for family movie night.
The list below has more Blu-ray releases to check out on October 8th. For more spooky movies and shows, we’ve rounded up the biggest 4K Blu-ray releases, limited editions and box sets released before Halloween.
