Ti West’s The House of the Devil Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Steelcase Is Available Now

Horror fans, rejoice. Starting today, June 4, 2025, Ti West’s modern horror classic The House of the Devil is available in a stunning new Blu-ray steelcase collector’s edition. This exclusive release from Dark Sky Selects is packed with brand-new bonus features and is available only at selects.darkskyfilms.com.

Originally released in 2009, The House of the Devil quickly became a cult hit, earning praise for its slow-burn tension, period-perfect 1980s aesthetic, and eerie sense of dread. Director Ti West (X, Pearl, The Innkeepers) delivered a chilling homage to vintage horror that The New York Times called “a horror movie with real shivers.”

Set in the early ’80s, the film follows Samantha (Jocelin Donahue), a broke college student who takes a mysterious babysitting job in a remote Victorian mansion. Things take a sinister turn as a lunar eclipse approaches and she realizes the house hides more than just creaky floorboards. The film features Tom Noonan and Mary Woronov in chilling roles, with an early appearance by Greta Gerwig.

Now, the newly released steelcase edition brings fans never-before-seen content and deep behind-the-scenes insights:

Bonus Features Include:

Constructing The House of the Devil – New
The Gallery of the Devil – New
Blood for the Devil – New
Channel 13 News Segments – New
In The House of the Devil
Behind The House of the Devil
Deleted Scenes
Commentary with Ti West and Jocelin Donahue
Commentary with Ti West, Producers and Crew
Original Trailer

With its retro style, haunting atmosphere, and now an impressive collection of special features, The House of the Devil collector’s edition is a must-have for horror fans and collectors. You can grab your copy now—if you dare—exclusively at Dark Sky Selects.

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