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Shout Factory

Shout Factory Drag Me to Hell Steelbook Blu-ray

SKU CH-VMAE-EQNM5

A three-disc Steelbook set containing both the PG-13 and unrated cuts, plus a 4K scan approved by Sam Raimi

  • Director Sam Raimi returns to horror with a vengeance
  • PG-13 and unrated versions included for choice
  • 4K scan from original film negative approved by Raimi
  • Three-disc Steelbook set provides physical collector value
  • 99-minute runtime delivers tight supernatural thriller pacing

Steelbook Edition

This new Steelbook release presents Sam Raimi's horror film Drag Me to Hell in a collectible three-disc set. The package includes both the PG-13 theatrical cut and an unrated version for viewers who prefer the director's unrestricted vision.

Disc Compatibility

Verify that your player supports standard Blu-ray and DVD playback before ordering. The set contains multiple discs, so ensure your hardware can read both formats without region conflicts.

Upgrade From Standard Release

This edition replaces a basic single-disc DVD or Blu-ray with a 4K scan from the original DI film negative approved by Sam Raimi. The jump is worth it for collectors who want the unrated cut and premium packaging in one set.

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Price $36.99
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Questions about this item

Does the three-disc Steelbook include both the PG-13 and unrated cuts of Drag Me to Hell?

Yes. The set contains the 99-minute PG-13 version and the separate unrated version across its three discs.

Which version should I watch for the director's intended cut?

The unrated version is the director's preferred cut, while the 99-minute PG-13 version is the theatrical release.

What does the 4K scan from the original DI negative approved by Sam Raimi mean for picture quality?

It means the Blu-ray presentation was mastered from a 4K scan of the original digital intermediate film negative with the director's personal approval.

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