Twin Peaks fans will soon be able to watch prequel movies on 4K UHD Blu-ray
Blog Andrew Joseph 25 Jul , 2025 0
Twin Peak fans will be able to watch it soon Shoot with me on 4K Blu-ray. Criterion's recovery of the 1992 David Lynch film was originally released on Blu-ray and DVD in 2017. The 1080p Blu-ray version in the standard series is based on 4K digital recovery supervised and approved by David Lynch. Now, eight years later, the recovery can finally be viewed with 4K UHD resolution. Twin Peaks: Launch with my Fire Trail October 7 And it can be pre-ordered on Amazon for $50.
Some Twin Peak fans may have recently purchased a box containing my Shoot Walk, or the standard Blu-ray version is currently For sale for only $20 ($40). Earlier this year, Paramount reissues a long-sold out Double peaks: from z to aIt's a Blu-ray series that includes all three seasons of the show, the prequel movie Fire Walk with Me (1080p) and a bunch of bonus content on 21 discs. The price from Z to A is $55 ($70) on Amazon. From Z to A, there are 4K versions of Twin Peaks Pilot and Season 3, Episode 8. However, the Fire Walk version in this scenario is standard Blu-ray.
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$55.29 ($70)
Twin Peaks is one of the most memorable TV series ever. By the late David Lynch died earlier this year, he was both hit in the early 1990s, and in 2017, when Shottime returned to a breakthrough series in its third season.
As mentioned earlier, from Z to A is a one-stop shop. You will get all 30 episodes of the first two seasons, the aforementioned 1992 prequel movie, and the 2017 Revival, with 18 episodes on Showtime. That was 48 episodes of superb TV and a great feature film.
- Season 1 (1990) – Episode 8
- Season 2 (1990-91) – Episode 22
- Season 3 (2017) – Episode 18
- Walking with Me (1992) – Prequel Movie
You will also get a long list of special features, including the original series Pilot plot and the 4K version of Twin Peaks: Limited Event Series Episode 8. Here are the highlights:
Double Peak: From Z to Special Functions
- Missing Works: Delete/Replace Scene with Me (90 Minutes)
- Behind the Scenes: The Making Scene of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series
- Full-length version of all Roadhouse Bar music performances
- Talk to Kyle Maclachlan and Sheryl Lee
- With Kimmy and Harry on the couch
- 4K version of the original series Pilot and Twin Peaks: Limited Event Series Episode 8
- Other special features from previous Double Peak Home releases
There are 20 hours of additional bimodal content in total. It is worth noting that the packaging of this Twin Peak: from Z to reprint is different from the original 2019 version. The new version uses plastic boxes instead of the original high-quality foldable box and lacks collectible artwork. This cost-saving measure may make production sets easier, hoping that this reprint run will last longer. It’s no longer a collector’s item like the original version, but it does offer an affordable way to watch the entire series on Blu-ray.
$50 | Published on October 7
Use Fire Walk with my 4K Blu-ray version, including 4K UHD and 1080p Blu-ray Discs. Both discs have film, as well as all the special features outlined below.
- Movies and special features on two discs: 4K Blu-ray and 1080p Blu-ray
- 4K digital recovery supervised by David Lynch
- DTS TrueHD 7.1 Main Audio Supervised by David Lynch
- DTS 2.0 main audio
- Missing work: 90-minute deleted scenes that David Lynch pieced together
- Actor Interviews: Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise and Grace Zabriskie
- Composer interview: Angelo Badalamenti
- trailer
- English subtitles
- Excerpts of Lynch's book in 1997
The version of Criterion's Fire Walk Watch and Me offers a nice display and includes an exclusive prose brochure. The actual single disk content is the same as what you find from z to A, but you won't be able to watch movies in 4K unless you get the upcoming version of Criterion.
As mentioned earlier Blu-ray version with me 50% off as part of July 27 Amazon's standard collection of 50% sales. This version comes with only 1080p Blu-ray discs.
$51.10 ($77) | Limited time trading
Twin Peaks: A TV collection released on Blu-ray in 2019. Until Z launched a reprint as till reprinting earlier this year, this 16-disk series is the default choice for anyone who wants to own the series in a physical format at 1080p resolution. It includes the initial 30 episodes of running and 18 parts of limited event series.
Currently, it is sold for a few dollars less than A from Z to A. Some special features from Z to A are missing from the TV collection, and my prequel movies don't have Fire Walk Walk. But if you pick up one of the standard collector’s editions of the movie, then the omissions here don’t matter.
One thing the TV series has on the repackaged version from Z to A is box art and packaging. The TV favorites look better than the oversized plastic case from Z to A.
$55
Twin Peaks: The TV series is also available on DVD with a 17-disk box set that matches the Blu-ray version. Some fans may prefer to watch the show on a 480p resolution CRT TV or the first two seasons. To be clear, we do not recommend this if you don't have a TV that plays with a DVD, as pictures usually look bad on modern monitors when watching DVDs.
$30.79 ($40)
Season 3 also received a Blu-ray reprint in February. Amazon's 18-episode Showtime revival is often called the “a profitable or limited event series” and costs $30.79 ($40).
In addition to all Showtime episodes, you'll get a variety of features, behind-the-scenes photo studios, and videos from Comic-Con's Twin Peaks Season 3 panel.
If you buy from Z to A or TV collections, there is actually no reason to buy it separately, as all 18 episodes of the Showtime series are included in these box sets. Unlike the Criterion Collection Edition I use with me, you won't get any beautiful packaging, reward inserts or higher resolutions to justify buying “the same thing” twice.