Tag Archives: Arrow Video

Home Entertainment

Horror in the Mall: 8 of the best chillers!

Posted on Nov 26, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • Leave a comment

PHANTOM OF THE MALL: ERIC’S REVENGE is available now on Limited Edition Blu-ray courtesy of Arrow Video Continue reading →

Features / Home Entertainment

Children of the Corn: Wicked Kids on the Silver Screen

Posted on Sep 21, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • Leave a comment

Wicked Kids on the Silver Screen… Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

Dune (1984) Blu-ray review: Dir. David Lynch [Arrow Films]

Posted on Aug 25, 2021 by Pete Messum • 1 Comment

Arrow Film’s new release of Dune is certainly an impressive set for fans of the Lynch film, even if the film isn’t very cohesive… Continue reading →

Features / Home Entertainment

A Brief History of Giant Monster Movies!

Posted on Jul 19, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • 1 Comment

Kong to Godzilla, Mothra to Gamera and beyond… Continue reading →

Features / Film / Indie Film

Watch these Short Sharp Shocks with Arrow Player…

Posted on Feb 2, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • Leave a comment

Get ready for some spine-tingling ARROW Shorts on the new ARROW Player… now! Continue reading →

Features / Film / Streaming

The Arrow Films Player (SVOD) is finally here in the UK!

Posted on Feb 1, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • 1 Comment

We’re delighted to announced that cult and film connoisseur favourites ARROW’s new UK subscription video-on-demand service is now live in the UK! Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

Southland Tales Blu-ray review: Dir. Richard Kelly [Arrow Films – 2021]

Posted on Jan 20, 2021 by Dan Bullock • Leave a comment

Sure, it’s absolutely bonkers but in 2021, it’s also unerringly relevant – Coming to Blu-ray on 25th January, here’s our review… Continue reading →

Competitions

Win a copy of [REC] on Blu-ray! **COMPETITION CLOSED**

Posted on Jan 4, 2021 by Critical Popcorn • 279 Comments

To celebrate the release of [REC], out now from the legendary Arrow Video, we’re giving away a Blu-ray! Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

Tremors 4K UHD/Blu-ray review: Dir. Ron Underwood [Arrow Video]

Posted on Dec 13, 2020 by Dan Bullock • 1 Comment

A perfect combination of comedy-horror, with an equal place for genuine thrills and iconic one-liners, Tremors is a creature feature that deserves its spot in modern film history. Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

The Deeper You Dig Blu-ray review Dir: The Adams Family

Posted on Nov 9, 2020 by Nick Bartlett • Leave a comment

Tonally uneven but it’s full of character and features some really well executed shocks…. Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

A Trip to the Moon [Le Voyage dans la Lune] Blu-ray review: Dir. Georges Méliès (Restored – Arrow Films)

Posted on Sep 25, 2020 by Dan Bullock • Leave a comment

One of the finest achievements in cinematic history. A Trip to the Moon [Le Voyage dans la Lune] is out to own now, from Arrow Films. Continue reading →

Home Entertainment

Pitch Black (2000) 4K Blu-ray review: Dir. David Thwohy

Posted on Aug 15, 2020 by Pete Messum • Leave a comment

A stellar release from Arrow Films for a pretty solid sci-fi/horror flick… Continue reading →

Competitions

Win a copy of the new Arrow Video release of Pitch Black, starring Vin Diesel, on Blu-ray! **COMPETITION CLOSED**

Posted on Aug 5, 2020 by Critical Popcorn • 226 Comments

Pitch Black comes to 4K UHD and Blu-ray on 17th August from Arrow Video and we have a Blu-ray to giveaway! Continue reading →

Film Reviews / Home Entertainment

Flash Gordon 40th Anniversary Blu-ray review: Dir. Mike Hodges

Posted on Jul 30, 2020 by Pete Messum • Leave a comment

Flash Gordon is in UK cinemas from Friday 31 July, and the 40th Anniversary Edition is available on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray from10 August Continue reading →

Home Entertainment / Streaming

After Midnight Blu-ray review: Dirs. Jeremy Gardner, Christian Stella [Arrow Films]

Posted on Jun 8, 2020 by Dan Bullock • Leave a comment

Thoughtful, inventive and ambitious, After Midnight isn’t always perfect but it’s great to witness something new being created. Continue reading →