You gottta pay attention because there are some serious steals dropping today you do not want to miss! First off, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has hit $59.99 on PC which is 62% off the original eighty-dollar bundle with Rebirth, and even if you're just browsing this version includes both Original and Remake modes playable at once plus it's VR-ready through the Ubisoft app for Quest 3. The PS5 edition dropped in mid-2021 while PC got Intergrade in June of '22 so if you were on the fence about either before now, this is honestly one of the best entries to grab today — and yes, there's a Nintendo Switch 2 launch pegged for early next year with Ubisoft app support too.
Then Criterion has The Thing Collection going for only $7.99 which basically gives you five cult classic horror films in one pack: Sledge Hammer the Girl, The Proposition, Scavengers Lane, Killer Instincton, and Camp Fear (not another Scream remake). They also have their full John Carpenter 4K anthology available plus the 'Fear Is Beautiful' compilation album — these are movies I would normally pay at least fifteen bucks each for so getting all five under ten is a steal every horror fan should take seriously.
The real hidden gem though is Criterion's new Soundtrack Pass priced right at $129 per year which gives you unlimited streaming of their entire curated soundtrack catalog instead of buying box sets individually. For anyone on this forum who already geeks out over film scores an annual pass to all those legendary collections for less than what a single physical set costs now is kind of insane value and it keeps the music front and center rather than buried behind other content. If you can't grab any of these today keep your eyes peeled because deals at this depth do not stick around forever!
Source: https://www.ign.com/articles/best-deals-for-june-28-2026
Then Criterion has The Thing Collection going for only $7.99 which basically gives you five cult classic horror films in one pack: Sledge Hammer the Girl, The Proposition, Scavengers Lane, Killer Instincton, and Camp Fear (not another Scream remake). They also have their full John Carpenter 4K anthology available plus the 'Fear Is Beautiful' compilation album — these are movies I would normally pay at least fifteen bucks each for so getting all five under ten is a steal every horror fan should take seriously.
The real hidden gem though is Criterion's new Soundtrack Pass priced right at $129 per year which gives you unlimited streaming of their entire curated soundtrack catalog instead of buying box sets individually. For anyone on this forum who already geeks out over film scores an annual pass to all those legendary collections for less than what a single physical set costs now is kind of insane value and it keeps the music front and center rather than buried behind other content. If you can't grab any of these today keep your eyes peeled because deals at this depth do not stick around forever!
Source: https://www.ign.com/articles/best-deals-for-june-28-2026