You can grab the night in the Devil's new 4K Steel Book version, and you can

One of the best horror movies of 2024 has just received a new limited edition 4K Blu-ray. The Devil's Limited Edition Steel Book Late Night Release this week (August 5). It's “temporarily out of stock”, but at least you can still place your order for $40. this Original Steelbook Edition The hit movie sold out quickly when it was released last September, and it was indeed limited to release. We think this is also the case with the new version.

Despite being a small indie movie released on the trembling and selected theater, the late night with the devil is The highest rated horror movie on Rotten Tomatoes Last year, it received a 97% fresh rating based on hundreds of comments from critics.

$40 | Release on August 5

The 2025 edition of the artwork is drawn from film and talk show hosts Jack Delroy and Lily's 13-year-old girl, who was invited to show to prove she was possessed. A sentence from the movie is printed at the back: “Ladies and gentlemen, please pay attention to live TV first…when we try to communicate with the devil.” The case shows Lily's Jack, Lily and June Ross-Mitchell, Lily's parapsychologist and adoptive mother.

Amazon’s list in the 2025 edition does not contain images of the collections bundled with the original version, but the description still mentions them. Physical extras bundled with 2024 (probably 2025) include signature photos of lead character Jack Delory, exclusive bookmarks and a logo air freshener for the night owl.

Special features include audio reviews with starring David Dastmalchian, Q&A, directors Colin and Cameron Cairnes, and various behind-the-scenes features.

The late night with the devil is also OK $15.39 standard blue light. Actually, two Blu-ray versions are listed on Amazon. $15.39 issued in May, then there is one $23 Blu-ray version It debuted last October. These versions look exactly the same, so there seems to be no reason to spend more on the original Blu-ray distribution.

The Devil's Late Night tells the story of the Night Owl – After the host's wife passed away, late-night talk shows dropped significantly. Host Jack Delroy (played by David Dastmalchian) tries to boost his ratings by running a special Halloween special dish, a 13-year-old girl said to be owned by a demon. Things didn't go as planned, and the plot of the night quickly broke out of Jack's control.

It's an unsettling and well-written film that includes outstanding performances by the main characters Dastmalchian, Laura Gordon (June) and Ingrid Torelli (Lily). It made $2.8 million in the first few days of the theater, making it a The best opening weekend ever Used for IFC movie distribution. It is worth noting that this number includes Sunday’s $666,666, which is subjectively appropriate, annoying and a little disturbing.