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David Brook reviews Arrow Video's Blu-ray box set of yokai monster films, which, between them, blend horror, samurai and family movie tropes.

David Brook reviews Noriaki Yuasa's unusual hybrid of children's fantasy movie and gothic horror. It's being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Yasuzô Masumura's unusual chamber piece, which is being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Arrow Videos Blu-ray set of kaiju/chanbara films featuring the mighty God, Daimajin.

David Brook reviews Arrow Video's Blu-ray box set of spaghetti westerns; Massacre Time, My Name is Pecos, Bandidos and And God Said to Cain.

David Brook reviews Sam Peckinpah's troubled western, which is being released in a Limited Edition Blu-ray set by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Arrow Video's forthcoming Blu-ray collection of five classic poliziotteschi/Eurocrime movies.

David Brook reviews Yasuzô Masumura's twisted tale of revenge, which is being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

Chris Mohan reviews the Arrow release of Giants and Toys that looks at corporate greed through the eyes of youth and innocence.

Bill Old reviews The Invisible Man Appears and The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly, which are being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Lamberto Bava's gore-soaked horror classics, which are being released together on Blu-ray and UHD by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Richard Kelly's much-maligned Southland Tales, which is being released on 2-disc Limited Edition Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

New Blueprint: Review writer Alex Brade discusses his love of boutique Blu-ray/DVD/UHD labels, picking out a few personal favourites.

David Brook reviews Park Chan-wook's breakthrough that examines the North-South Korean divide. It's being released on Blu-Ray by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews Arrow Academy's Blu-ray collection of films by the Japanese director Shôhei Imamura.