Alien: Romulus is (chest)bursting onto the physical media scene with its very own 4K steelbook (see at Walmart or Amazon). This limited edition steelbook comes with a 4K UHD version of the film, a Blu-ray, and a digital copy alongside several exciting bonus features, which you can learn more about below.
Alien: Romulus 4K Steelbook Is Up for Preorder
- Also at Walmart – $54.96
It's currently listed for $65.99, though Amazon has it on sale for $48.49. Walmart also has it on sale, but for $54.96. Wherever you buy it, it has a release date of December 3, and you'll only be charged the lowest price it drops to after you place your preorder. If you've been hoping to add this horror hit to your collection, there's no better time than now to get your preorders in, just in case it sells out!
In our review of Alien: Romulus, writer Tom Jorgensen called the film, "a lean, mean, chimeric beauty." He went on to state that, "Fede Álvarez proves that his Evil Dead remake was no fluke: The director seamlessly keys into the narrative and aesthetic touchstones of the series and marshals them to breathtaking ends."
Alien: Romulus 4K Steelbook Bonus Features
As stated earlier, there are some very fun bonus features that make the Alien: Romulus 4K Steelbook well worth investing in. They include:
- Return to Horror: Crafting Alien: Romulus 4-Part Look:
- The Director's Vision
- Creating the Story
- Casting the Faces
- Constructing the World
- Inside the Xenomorph Showdown
- Alien: A Conversation
- Extended and Alternate Scenes
If you're looking for even more 4K films to add to your physical media library right now, why not have a look at our roundup of upcoming 4K UHD and Blu-ray release dates? There, you can see a wide variety of upcoming physical releases of films and shows, both newer releases and classics getting the 4K treatment. Especially if you're itching to add more horror to your collection, we've got some real gems in there that are worth keeping on your radar, from A Nightmare on Elm Street in 4K to Drag Me to Hell in 4K.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelance writer who works with the Guides and Commerce teams here at IGN.
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