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Most expensive LaserDisc movies

Prices based on real market data Β· Updated daily

LaserDisc is one of the most sought-after collector formats β€” a beloved precursor to DVD with a devoted community of enthusiasts.

Live dataBased on 2,017 LaserDisc titlesLast updated Jun 1, 2026
Ranked by median sold priceUpdated Jun 1, 2026
1Street Trash
Street Trash
1987ComedyHorror4 sales
$1,000$1000 – $1000NEW
2Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon
$500$18 – $668NEW
3Spider-Man
Spider-Man
1977Science FictionAction4 sales
$450$240 – $600NEW
4The Savage
The Savage
1989Drama3 sales
$320$200 – $390NEW
5Spider-Man Strikes Back
Spider-Man Strikes Back
1978ActionAdventure3 sales
$288$159 – $300NEW
6Savage
Savage
1989Drama4 sales
$285$32 – $390NEW
7Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
1973AdventureHorror4 sales
$250$129 – $450NEW
8Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn
Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn
1995AnimationAction5 sales
$250$250 – $260NEW
9Nightclub
Nightclub
1983Animation6 sales
$250$24 – $250NEW
10The Kiss
The Kiss
1983RomanceTV Movie6 sales
$250$10 – $250NEW
11Memory Road
Memory Road
β€”Drama3 sales
$200$150 – $551NEW
12Seven Dogs
Seven Dogs
2022Drama5 sales
$200$30 – $288NEW
13Small Blind
Small Blind
20123 sales
$200$200 – $200NEW
14Points
Points
1984Animation5 sales
$200$17 – $200NEW
15Critters 2
Critters 2
1988ComedyHorror5 sales
$200$30 – $200NEW
16Fantomas
Fantomas
1964ComedyCrime3 sales
$200$200 – $200NEW
17Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers
Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers
1988ComedyHorror4 sales
$200$115 – $200NEW
18Phantasm IV: Oblivion
Phantasm IV: Oblivion
1998HorrorScience Fiction3 sales
$190$160 – $200NEW
19Samurai Spirits
Samurai Spirits
2025HorrorDrama8 salesHIGH CONF
$186$40 – $600NEW
20Nowhere
Nowhere
1997ComedyDrama3 sales
$184$81 – $316NEW

What Affects LaserDisc Value?

LaserDisc values are driven by the condition of the disc, completeness of packaging, regional Japanese pressings, and whether the title was ever released on later formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are LaserDiscs so expensive?

LaserDisc was a niche format even during its commercial peak, meaning production runs were limited. Combined with disc rot issues reducing surviving supply and an intensely dedicated collector community, quality copies of sought-after titles command significant premiums.

What is disc rot and how does it affect LaserDisc value?

Disc rot is a deterioration of the disc's aluminum layer caused by oxidation, making the disc unplayable. It significantly reduces value and is common in improperly stored discs. Collectors pay strong premiums for rot-free copies, making condition the single biggest value factor for LaserDiscs.

Are Japanese LaserDisc pressings more valuable?

Often yes β€” Pioneer and other Japanese labels produced high quality pressings of American films, sometimes with exclusive content or superior transfers. Japanese pressings of popular American titles are actively sought by collectors worldwide and typically command premiums over domestic releases.

Is LaserDisc still playable in 2026?

Yes if the disc is in good condition and you have a working player. Pioneer and Panasonic players are still available secondhand and a dedicated community maintains and repairs them. The format produces a distinctive analog warmth that enthusiasts prize highly.

How do I store LaserDiscs to preserve their value?

Store vertically like vinyl records, never horizontally stacked. Keep in a cool dry environment away from humidity which accelerates disc rot. Original sleeves and jackets should be kept intact as they contribute significantly to collector value.

LaserDisc Market Stats

$24AVG VALUE
2,017TITLES TRACKED
$1,000HIGHEST
$184LOWEST

About This List

Rankings are based on median sold prices from recent eBay transactions. Only titles with 5 or more sales qualify for high confidence ratings.

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