Cult Classic Horror Film Night of the Creeps Finally Arrives On 4K Blu-ray

The ’80s horror movie Night of the Creeps just got the 4K UHD Collector’s Edition Blu-ray treatment from Shout Factory, which should delight fans. The cult classic follows a couple who stumbles across a space-slug-infested corpse and the chaos that ensues. The new 4K UHD includes tons special features such as multiple interviews, commentaries, and deleted scenes. The movie is available to pre-order on Amazon now for $39.98 with an arrival set for March 25, 2025. Check out the entire list of special features below. 

Special Features:

• 4K Restoration from the Original Camera Negative Approved by Director Fred Dekker
• Presented in Dolby Vision
• Audio Commentary with Actor Suzanne Snyder and Filmmakers Jackson Stewart and Francis Galluppi
• Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Fred Dekker
• Audio Commentary with Actors Tom Atkins, Jason Lively, Steve Marshall, and Jill Whitlow
• A New Breed of Terror: The Films Of Fred Dekker – Interview with Director Fred Dekker
• Original Theatrical Ending
• Real Good Plan: Interview with Actor Jason Lively
• The Bradster: Interview with Actor Allan Kayser
• I Vote for that One: Interview with Actor Ken Heron
• Worst Coroner Ever: Interview with Actor Vic Polizos
• Answering The Door: Interview with Actor Suzanne Snyder
• Final Cut: Interview with Editor Michael N. Knue
• Horror’s Hallowed Ground: Revisiting the Locations of the Film
• Thrill Me!: The Making of Night of the Creeps – A 5 Part Documentary
• Tom Atkins: Man of Action
• Deleted Scenes
• Theatrical Trailer

Conjuring Creator James Wan Loves Night of the Creeps

James Wan, the creator of Insidious, The Conjuring, and Malignant recently revealed that he’d love to revive a few 80s camp horror films. James Wan spoke with /Film and said, “I have many horror films that I think that are just fun that I love, and I’m pretty sure the horror community shares them with me. I love movies like Chopping Mall. I love Night of the Creeps. These, to me, are just sort of fun horror films that I would love to be able to dive into one day, or do them but with the way that I make my films.”

With Wan having been in the Producer seat recently, maybe it’ll be more likely he can bring us some modern remakes of these silly cult classics. Maybe a tv show version like I Know What You Did Last Summer? Only time will tell! 

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