A Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film Collection launched on 4K Blu-ray in September. A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7-Film Collection (4K Blu-ray) $90.40 (was $105) | Released on September 30 A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7-Film Collection (Blu-ray) One, two, Freddy wants to watch seven movies with you this Halloween. If you also want to spend spooky season with Freddy Krueger, Amazon has deals on both Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film Collections. The standard Blu-ray box set is only $17, which breaks down to $2.43/movie--and that's not even factoring in the many hours of special features included with the collection. The $17 deal matches the best-ever price, which is notable because the collection released way back in 2013. Alternatively, horror fans can snag the recently released A Nightmare on Elm Street 7-Film Collection on 4K Blu-ray for $90.40 (was $105). The 4K collection launched September 30, and Amazon's current price is the best yet. And it's not the only horror box set on sale for an all-time low price. Check out our roundup of the best horror movie and TV box set deals at Amazon. A Nightmare on Elm Street's new collection comes with 4K Blu-ray and Movies Anywhere digital editions of the following movies: The first Elm Street movie received a standalone 4K Blu-ray release last fall, but the other six made their 4K debut in this collection. The original series technically ends with 1991's The Final Nightmare, but the set includes the satirical 1994 film, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, in which Freddy is a fictional villain from a popular movie franchise. All seven movies in the collection are presented in native 4K (2160p) resolution with support for HDR10. On the audio side, the collection offers Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0. Inside the box, you'll find a pair of 3D glasses, which can be used for certain parts in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare. As for bonus on-disc content, the uncut versions of the original and The Dream Child are included alongside all of the special features from the standard Blu-ray editions of each film. Two new featurettes are included on the last disc: Freddy's Footnotes and Boiler Room Confessional. It's worth noting that the bonus features are presented in 1080p resolution and do not support HDR. A Nightmare on Elm Street's 7-Film Collection on 1080p Blu-ray is an absolute steal at $17. This box set comes with four Blu-ray discs and a bonus DVD with hours of bonus content. The Blu-ray discs are also jam-packed with featurettes, commentaries, interviews, and other behind-the-scenes content. Outside of the aforementioned pair of featurettes and the 3D glasses, the Blu-ray collection has all of the extras found in the 4K box set. All seven films display in 1080p resolution and have DTS-HD surround sound and Dolby Digital Mono audio tracks. The first movie has DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 surround sound, while the other six have Master Audio 5.1. In addition to the two English sound options, mono audio tracks are also available in French, German, and Italian. The first movie gets its own disc, but the other three Blu-ray discs contain two movies each. You're already getting hours of special features on the Blu-rays, so this bargain is even better when you consider the bonus DVD has over three hours of extras, too. It includes the 2012 documentary about Freddy Krueger called Fear Itself, two episodes of the television anthology series Freddy's Nightmare, and two featurettes. Fans should also check out this Blu-ray Triple Feature for $12, as it includes the 2010 reimagining of Elm Street, Freddy vs. Jason, and Friday the 13th's 2009 reboot. For more Michael Myers, check out the deals on Friday the 13th's Ultimate 8-Movie Collection and The Complete TV Series on DVD. Horror Movie and TV Box Set Deals Stock up on Blu-ray and DVD box sets ahead of Halloween. It's also worth mentioning that Friday the 13th's popular 8-Movie Steelbook Collection will be rereleased on November 11; fans can preorder this collectible Blu-ray box set for only $38.