2021 was a great year for horror fans and one of the many highlights wasEdgar Wright’sLast Night in Soho. The film that starredThomasin McKenzieandAnya Taylor-Joywas a horror thriller ghost filled murder mystery all about the dangers of glorifying nostalgia and Universal Pictures has finally announced its home release date.Last Night in Sohowill be released digitally on July 09, 2025 before coming to 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD on January 14.
The release comes jam packed with bonus features that include deleted scenes, a “Downtown” music video, various test footage, animatics, and a handful of featurettes that include “Meet Eloise” and “Dreaming of Sandie”. The film will also include 2 feature commentaries with Wright, editorPaul Machliss, and composerSteve Priceas well as Wright and co-writerKristy Wilson-Cairns. The cover for the film was also shown off and features one of the main posters fromLast Night in Soho’s initial marketing campaign and captures the eerie dreamlike neon laced aesthetic of the story nicely.
When the film was released in late October it received very favorable reviews with a 75% critics rating and 89% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but it only managed to bring in just over $23 million at the worldwide box office. Due to this, only a few weeks after it was released in theaters it was brought to PVOD.
RELATED:‘Last Night in Soho’: New Featurette Explores the Costumes of Edgar Wright’s FilmBecause of Wright’s emotionally vivid use of colors and breathtaking recreation of 1960s London, this is the perfect film to add to your 4K collection. Hopefully this home release will finally allow the film to get the respect it deserves in the horror community and allow more people to take in this hypnotic nightmarish nostalgia trip. Wright in the trailer promoting this upcoming home release said, “ what we are saying in the movie is how quickly romantic recollections of the past curdle into something darker and more disturbing”.
Here’s the full list of bonus content for the film:
You can watch the new Blu-ray trailer and view the cover art forLast Night in Sohodown below. For all the news on the latest horror physical media releases, stick with Collider.
