Evil Dead Burn Digital, 4K UHD, & Blu-ray Release Dates Set Less Than 3 Weeks After Debut

New Line Cinema’s Evil Dead Burn is making its digital debut less than three weeks after its theatrical release. Directed by Sebastien Vanicek, the latest installment of the Evil Dead franchise hit the theaters on July 10.

In a recent update, Warner Bros. has announced that the movie will be available for streaming from August 4, 2026, onwards in Canada and the United States. Fans can catch the gory supernatural horror movie on Amazon Prime, Fandango, Apple TV, and more.

Apart from digital streaming, the movie will also be available on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD from September 22, 2026 onwards.

Warner Bros. also confirmed that the digital and physical versions of the movie will also come with a host of added segments for the fans. Evil Dead: Blazing The Trail will explain how the director and his crew have paid homage to the previous movies of the franchise. Next up, The Hot Shot: Evil Dead Burns One-Shot Sequence will have the actors narrate how the team came together to film the one-shot sequence successfully. Lastly, the This One’s Gonna Burn segment will explore how the stunt team made the action sequences come to life in the movie.

What is the plot of Evil Dead Burn?

The plot opens with Alice grieving the loss of her husband, Will, in a tragic car crash. Trying to find solace, Alice stays at a secluded family home with her in-laws. Unfortunately for her, instead of peace, she witnesses all of her in-laws transforming into Deadites, making the family gathering a gory and hellish reunion.

The movie further explores Alice’s journey amidst the Deadites. How she tackles the supernatural threat, and whether Alice manages to come out of the nightmarish situation alive, is what will keep fans hooked.

Evil Dead Burn garnered a worldwide collection of $64 million against a budget of $20 million. Such numbers made the movie rank third behind Evil Dead ($97.5 million) and Evil Dead Rise ($147 million).

The movie is produced by Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert and stars Maude Davey, Hunter Doohan, Erroll Shand, Souheila Yacoub, Tandi Wright, and Luciane Buchanan.

Source: Comingsoon.net