Really one needs to compare the
light output (lumens) rather than the supply power - due to the much greater efficacy of LED lamps over halogen.
LED flood lamps' light output does seem to be improving!
Here's a 250W-halogen-equivalent 2400-lumen flood for 24 bucks:
https://www.amazon.com/SYLVANIA-Equi.../dp/B01B0M9T44
No need to remind me about blue spikes, etc. and, yes, it's a household lamp. I'm thinking that LED lamps designed for photography will have adequate CRI or Ra and be available with high light output.
I use a couple of 3500K 1100-lumen 60-degree LED floods for table-top work and they are quite adequate, no blue cast at all.
Please pardon the off-topic comment.