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"A masterpiece... perhaps the most underrated horror movie of the 1980s." - Kim Newman.

19th August 2010

Having already wowed horror fans with superlative releases of ‘Day Of The Dead’, ‘Martin’ and ‘City Of The Living Dead’ earlier this year, Arrow Video continues its commitment to presenting the ultimate, must-have editions of horror cinema’s greatest cult classics on DVD and Blu-ray with its forthcoming 30th Anniversary release of Dario Argento’s Inferno.

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"Violence, kinky sex and violent kinky sex... guilty late-night entertainment through and through." - Anime News Network.

19th August 2010

Definitely not an anime for the kids, RIN – Daughters Of Mnemosyne pretty much screams “for adult viewing only” from its opening heavy rock theme and the introduction of its hard-drinking heroines through to its scenes of gratuitous nudity, lesbian trysts, sado-masochistic imagery and graphic violence, all employed to support a darkly erotic, supernatural story of the struggle to possess the secrets of immortality.

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“Dazzling and utterly distinctive.” (Five Stars) – Time Out.

15th July 2010

Following the huge critical success of ‘Bad Lieutenant’, director Werner Herzog (Encounters At The End Of The World; Rescue Dawn) maintains his brilliant return to form with My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done, his first collaboration with fellow filmmaker David Lynch (Inland Empire; Mulholland Drive) as executive producer.

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The terrifying sequel to one of the scariest movies in recent years.

30th June 2010

After terrifying audiences with their nerve-shredding cult hit 'REC', acclaimed filmmakers Jaume Balaguero (Darkness; Fragile) and Paco Plaza (Romasanta: The Werewolf Hunt) return to crank the fear factor to unprecedented levels with the highly anticipated sequel, REC 2, which is already being hailed as a "leader for this year's most frightening feature" (Fangoria).

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Zombies - French style.

30th June 2010

The latest addition to the ever-rising wave of superlative French horror cinema is The Horde, an edge-of-your-seat zombie flick that can only be described as 'Assault On Precinct 13' meets 'Dawn Of The Dead'. The winner of the International Fantasy Film Awards for Best Screenplay and Best Cinematography at the 2010 Fantasporto International Film Festival, this impressive debut feature from writing-directing team Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher looks set to win over a whole legion of horror fans who thought they'd already seen everything the zombie genre has to offer.

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