It's spooky season, and these early Prime Day horror Blu-Ray deals make for perfect preparation

The sadly-underwatched classic of An American Werewolf in London could be yours for a bargain, thanks to a 58% discount on the Blu-ray issue. This version contains a recent restoration as well as plenty of special features.

One of John Carpenter's lesser-known works, starring the late Sam Neill, is another work worth owning for horror fans. This Blu-ray has multiple audio commentaries, including one from Carpenter, and a scan based on the original camera negative.

If you're a big fan of the classic 1980s movie The Evil Dead, then perhaps this 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray, complete with some unique special features, is one to own. It's not cheap, even with this $5 discount, but for collectors it'll be priceless.

This Blu-ray, of horror icon Sam Raimi's 2009 Alison Lohman movie, comes with two different cuts; the unrated directors' cut of Drag Me To Hell is included too. Nearly 50% off the price is a great reason to catch up on the directors' back catalogue.

Two noughties zombie movies are paired together in this double-feature Blu-ray: Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead remake from 2004, as well as George Romero's final entry into the franchise he created, Land of the Dead, from 2005.

This 15-year-old horror anthology kicked off a franchise when it came out, but it's also a piece of history, making it well worth catching up on. Segment creators like Adam Wingard, Ti West and David Bruckner are now Hollywood directors

Arguably one of the best Stephen King adaptations was 2007's The Mist. A big saving on this two-disc collectors' edition means you can catch up on the movie if you've yet to see it, or enjoy the alternative monochrome cut of it if you're already a fan.

If you're creating a library of contemporary horror movies worth owning in physical form, The Cabin in the Woods has got to be on the list. The Blu-ray and digital version of the movie is cheaper than the solely Blu-ray one.

This modern classic horror movie is well worth owning for any fan of the genre, with this purchase getting you the 4K and Blu-ray cuts of the film, as well as a digital download code.

A collection of classic horror movies could be yours with this box set, which combines 8 of Universal's major creature features in one place. It includes The Mummy, Frankenstein and Dracula, and a booklet about the classic series.

There are few names in classic horror as legendary as Hammer, and this 8-movie collection will let you enjoy loads of the studio's classic 40s and 50s titles. These include Brides of Dracula and The Phantom of the Opera. The almost $10 discount drops the price per movie down to just $3.30.