Jordan Peele Limited Edition Steelbook Collection Drops To Best Price Yet

Jordan Peele fans can add a limited-edition 4K Blu-ray combo pack to their collection for cheap right now. Amazon has the Get Out / Us Double Feature: Limited Edition Steelbook discounted to only $26. Released last October with an MSRP of $46, this four-disc collection cleverly combines the memorable key art from both horror hits to create a unique display piece. The $26 price is a new all-time low for the Get Out / Us Steelbook. This deal is so good that you’d actually pay more for the 2019 version of the 4K Double Feature with a standard plastic case ($30).

$26 (was $46)

The Us / Get Out Double Feature - Limited Edition Steelbook — The Us / Get Out Double Feature – Limited Edition Steelbook

The four-disc set includes 4K Blu-ray and standard Blu-ray discs as well as digital versions of each film and a bunch of special features. We’ve included lists of bonus content for each movie at the bottom of this story. Unfortunately, there isn’t a 4K Blu-ray box set featuring all three of Peele’s movies. There is, however, a Jordan Peele 3-Movie Collection with Get Out, Us, and Nope on 1080p Blu-ray for $19.47 (was $45) at Amazon.

But if you pick up the deal on the Limited Edition Steelbook, you could pair it with Nope’s 4K Blu-ray Collector’s Edition for only $17. If you go that route, you’ll be getting all three of Peele’s movies on 4K Blu-ray and 1080p Blu-ray for $43–as well as a cool steelbook case.

Get Out (2017) and Us (2019) are widely regarded as two of the best modern horror films. Peele wrote, directed, and produced both movies. For Get Out, his directorial debut, Peele won the Academy Award for Best Screenplay and was nominated for Best Director. Get Out also earned a Best Picture nomination, and lead actor Daniel Kaluuya was nominated for Best Actor.

Kaluuya also starred in the 2022 movie Nope, Peele’s third and most recent directorial project. Nope garnered widespread critical acclaim and showcased Peele’s range within the horror genre. While his first two movies were psychological horror, Nope was a compelling mix of horror, science fiction, and neo-Western.

Here’s a look at the special features for the 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray versions of Get Out, Us, and Nope. The 4K Blu-ray editions support Dolby Vision and HDR10.