December 1: Happy Horror-days! Celebrate trying to survive the festive season with a collection of cult films that are set around the holidays or are up to their knees in snow. Either way, there will be chills galore. From everyone at ARROW, we wish you Happy Horror-days! Titles include: Holiday Fear, The Leech, Chill Factor

Also on December 1: Once Upon a Chinese Hero Kickboxer and Ninja Hunter

December 4: Gala Avary Selects Vol. II: Gala Avary (producer of the Video Archives podcast and host of The Gala Show) invites you into the scene… POV: It’s December 4th. You know what that means. It’s my birthday and you’re invited to my party! We’ve already been out to Finney’s Crafthouse for dinner and enjoyed cauliflower tacos and a Bavarian pretzel. Don’t forget the sweet potato fries! I’ve blown out 28 candles, plus one for good luck, and made my wish. Oh, you want to know what I wished for? It’s bad luck to share so I’m keeping it to myself. Now that dinner’s over, it’s time for gifts — but wait! Just because it’s my birthday doesn’t mean you don’t get something too. Come on, unwrap it. It’s just what you wanted: 20 new ARROW Selects hand-picked by myself. Which one are you going to watch first? Titles include: Bloody Birthday, Lady Morgan’s Vengeance, The Initiation.

December 15: No Sense and No Money: The Seijun Suzuki Collection: “I make movies that make no sense and no money”, Seijun Suzuki said of his own work, but what fun is ‘sense’ compared to surreal, unforgettable and influential Yakuza movies? Although unappreciated at the time, especially by Nikkatsu, the studio that fired him after calling his masterpiece Branded To Kill “nonsense”, Suzuki left behind a legacy of work unlike any other. His films made indelible impressions on filmmakers such as Jim Jarmusch and Quentin Tarantino and ARROW are proud to present a curated Season in No Sense and No Money: The Seijun Suzuki Collection. Titles include: Eight Hours of Terror, The Boy Who Came Back, The Sleeping Beast Within.

Also on December 15, you can watch the new Arrow Savage Guns box set with I Want Him Dead, El Puro, Wrath of the Wind and The Four of the Apocalypse.

December 18: Travis Stevens Selects: The producer of Cheap Thrills, Jodorowsky’s Dune, We Are Still Here, Buster’s Mal Heart and more, shared: “It was a pleasure diving into the ARROW catalogue to pull together a selection of international films that cover everything from sex & violence, to haunted relationships, to tactile science fiction, to alt vampires, to how the hell did that movie ever get made? Basically, everything that makes cinema great, now streaming only on ARROW.” Titles include: No, The Case Is Happy Resolved, Inferno of Torture, Shock.

December 29: Five Fighters from Shaolin and The Leg Fighters

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