Arrow Video's Feb 2016 Slate Looks Glorious: Miike, Grier, Kosugi, Bava, American Horror And More

Arrow Video has unveiled their amazing February 2016 slate, and ScreenAnarchy HQ is salivating over the amazing collection of releases coming to both sides of the Atlantic.

Since Arrow Video opened up shop in the U.S., they've increased the number of monthly releases as well as presenting some amazing exclusive treats for both the British and American customers. 

Next February sees British home video fans getting a brand new edition of Miike Takashi's breakout hit Audition on Blu-ray, as well as Plasmatics' Wendy O. Williams vehicle Reform School Girls (DVD only), Mario Bava's Five Dolls for an August Moon (already on US Blu-ray from Kino Lorber), and a plain Jane reissue of the gorgeously terrifying original Hellraiser trilogy. On US shores, we'll see an exclusive Blu-ray release of Sho Kosugi's uncut Pray for Death.

Hitting both territories at the same time is the impressive American Horror Project Vol. 1, an ambitious collection of stateside horrors making their Blu-ray debuts, as well as Pam Grier's sexy Sheba, Baby. The American Horror Project is a collection that Arrow Video appear to have dedicated a lot of time and energy to, and I'm excited to see how this volume turns out. The first volume includes Malatesta's Carnival of Blood, The Premonition, and The Witch Who Came From the Sea. All are exciting, but The Witch Who Came From the Sea is one that home video geeks have been waiting for for quite some time.

Overall it's an incredible line-up sure to satisfy fans while draining their wallets. Be sure to ogle the covers and details in the gallery below. Happy shopping!
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