For fans and newcomers alike, the enigmatic world of Twin Peaks just became significantly more accessible. As part of the ongoing Amazon Prime Day event, the comprehensive “From Z to A” Blu-ray box set, which gathers the entire saga, has plummeted to its lowest price point yet. This is an opportunity for enthusiasts of David Lynch and Mark Frost`s seminal television and film work to acquire the complete, sprawling narrative in high definition at a surprisingly affordable cost.
The “Twin Peaks: From Z to A” collection is currently available for just $45. This represents a substantial drop from its recent selling price of $52 and its original retail price of $70 following a February 2025 reprint. For those keeping score, that`s a considerable saving on a set packed with content.
This collection is designed as a one-stop shop for the full Twin Peaks experience. It includes:
- The original two seasons (1990-1991), comprising 30 episodes.
- The prequel film “Fire Walk with Me” (1992).
- The 2017 revival season, “Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series” (often referred to as “The Return”), with all 18 episodes.
That`s a total of 48 episodes and a feature film, providing many, many hours of unsettling mysteries, cherry pie, and damn fine coffee.
Beyond the core narrative content, the “From Z to A” set distinguishes itself with an extensive array of bonus features. According to the product details, this amounts to over 20 hours of supplementary material, offering deep dives into the making of the show and film. Highlights include:
- “The Missing Pieces”: 90 minutes of deleted and alternate scenes from “Fire Walk with Me”.
- Extensive behind-the-scenes footage from the 2017 series (“Behind The Curtain”).
- Full-length versions of the musical performances from the Roadhouse Bar.
- Interviews with cast members, such as Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee.
- Specific content enhancements like 4K versions of the original series pilot and Episode 8 of the 2017 series.
- Additional features carried over from previous Twin Peaks home video releases.
It is worth noting this particular $45 deal is for the February 2025 reprint edition. This version uses a standard multi-disc plastic case for packaging, a departure from the more premium, fold-out box and collectible art prints included in the original 2019 release. While collectors focused on physical presentation might prefer the earlier version (which is typically much more expensive, if available), the on-disc content, including all episodes, the movie, and bonus features, is identical in this reprint. This cost-saving measure in packaging is precisely what enables this significantly lower price point, making the show`s content accessible to a wider audience.
While Amazon`s Prime Day sales include other Twin Peaks physical releases, the $45 “From Z to A” set currently represents the strongest value proposition for obtaining the complete saga. Other options, such as “The Television Collection” on DVD or Blu-ray, omit the “Fire Walk with Me” film and some bonus features while often costing more than the discounted “From Z to A” set.
Even purchasing the 2017 series separately on Blu-ray, though also on sale, is redundant if acquiring the “From Z to A” box. The Criterion Collection release of “Fire Walk with Me” offers unique packaging and a booklet, appealing to specific film collectors, but the on-disc bonus material is largely the same as in “From Z to A”. Unless your primary interest is specific packaging or revisiting the original seasons on potentially lower-resolution DVD, the comprehensive “From Z to A” set bundles the maximum content for the minimum cost during this Prime Day event.
For anyone looking to own the complete, sprawling, and deeply strange narrative of Twin Peaks, this Prime Day price drop is arguably the optimal moment to acquire it. It`s a chance to own a piece of television history – a series that defied convention and left an indelible mark on pop culture – packaging decades of mystery, horror, and small-town peculiarity into a single, surprisingly affordable collection. Don`t miss the opportunity to explore this seminal work, or re-explore it with all the fixings, before the price inevitably goes back up.
Callum Darby