The Arrow Thread

[michal]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Considering how much you want them to release horror and giallo, I have to ask: why?

still love team and other labels . i want them to be more true but like my dad told me it is hard to be true in days

[michal]

Originally Posted by Mojo

Disappointing. I already have BFI's excellent release of PSYCHOMANIA. I may buy TOWER OF LONDON. When it comes down in price a bit ( no pun intended )

I noticed in different forums people had high hopes for bava and argento

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Considering how much you want them to release horror and giallo, I have to ask: why?

Arrow has much more competition now so its not so bad when they have lean months. plenty of other labels bringing out good stuff now.

[michal]

Originally Posted by Rob4

Arrow has much more competition now so its not so bad when they have lean months. plenty of other labels bringing out good stuff now.

great point

[Nostalgic]

Just tower of london for me, kind of glad as lots of other releases coming out anyway, so can barefy afford/have time to watch the rest!
Feb for me already has blair witch, train to busan & dont breathe.

Here's hoping for some Fulci/rare italian titles later in the year, maybe cat in tbe brain or murder rock (have the double disc region 1 release, would be nice to have those extras on uk shelves).

[keirarts]

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Will likely pick up the blaxploitation picture, we are the flesh and the tower of london but not massively enthusiastic

[michal]

Maybe i am stupid but i am still hooping that arrow may release city of the living dead and house by the cemetery in 2k .

[JAMIOUSE]

Could Arrow of been hit by the closure of Hollywood Classics hence the reduced schedule for February?

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by JAMIOUSE

Could Arrow of been hit by the closure of Hollywood Classics hence the reduced schedule for February?

Possibly. All the labels get their Fox, MGM & universal titles through Hollywood Classics, so it could well be the case that they've released almost everthing they licenced before Metrodome/Hollywood Classics went under. I wonder who'll be handling them now, or if companies will have to deal directly with the studios.

[Nemesis]

Originally Posted by JAMIOUSE

Could Arrow of been hit by the closure of Hollywood Classics hence the reduced schedule for February?

I don't think it's been closed - the former head of the BFI, Sam Dunn, was appointed its MD nearly a month ago.