One of the most chilling movies of the year, Bring Her Back, just landed on Blu-ray. The supernatural horror flick is available in 4K and standard Blu-ray formats, both of which include a selection of bonus features, as well as six collectible postcards featuring behind-the-scenes photography by photographer Ingvar Kenne. You can grab the 4K Blu-ray edition for $35 or the standard Blu-ray for $30 at Amazon.
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The Bring Her Back 4K Blu-ray edition includes the 4K version of the film with support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, plus the standard Blu-ray version, for $35.
The $30 standard Blu-ray edition drops support for Dolby Vision and only offers the movie in 1080p. Regardless of which version you pick up, you’ll enjoy the same bonus features and unique packaging with nightmare-inducing artwork.
Bring Her Back Bonus Features
Both Bring Her Back Blu-rays include a short list of bonus materials offering behind-the-scenes looks at the creation of the film:
- Director commentary with Danny and Michael Philippou
- Coming Full Circle: Making Bring Her Back featurette
Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, Bring Her Back tells the story of two orphaned stepsiblings, Andy and Piper, navigating life with a strange foster mother. The duo quickly realizes something is wrong with their new home–and what follows is a creepy tale filled with occult rituals, supernatural conspiracies, and plenty of reasons to wake up in the middle of the night.
Bring Her Back is just one of several well-received horror movies that have hit theaters in 2025. So if you want to start prepping for the spooky season–which is fast approaching–consider taking a look at some of the year’s other horror film highlights that are releasing on Blu-ray soon, including Ryan Coogler’s critically acclaimed Sinners, which you can grab on 4K Blu-ray for $30 (was $35). The long-awaited 28 Years Later is getting a limited edition steelbook 4K Blu-ray release on September 23, and preorders are available for $48.49. And despite only recently premiering in theaters, you can already preorder Weapons on 4K Blu-ray for $44.
If you’re looking for some old-school horror hits, the 1998 classic Child’s Play is getting a Limited Edition Steelbook 4K Blu-ray on October 7, which you can preorder for $45. Check the list below for a few more new and upcoming horror Blu-rays.