Fireworks History of Arrow: Exploring July’s Explosive Arrow 2023

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Exploring July’s Explosive Arrow

Yakuza Graveyard (1976): Directed by Kinji Fukasaku, this action-packed adventure follows Detective Kuroiwa, who falls for the beautiful wife of the incarcerated boss of the Nishida gang. As he becomes embroiled in a Yakuza war, Kuroiwa must navigate his way for his own safety and that of his new muse. This classic film showcases Fukasaku’s directorial prowess and is a must-watch.

Running Time: Starring Bruce Campbell, Running Time tells the story of Carl, a man who launches a full-scale heist against the prison that just released him. His goal is to expose the mob funding within the prison. With unexpected twists and turns, Carl must make a life-altering decision before time runs out. This film offers action and surprises, making it a classic Bruce Campbell romp.

Blood Money Collection: This collection features a selection of spaghetti westerns from the late 1960s, known for their cynicism, antiheroes, and brutal violence. The four handpicked offerings in this collection revolve around the theme of blood money. Titles like $10,000 Blood Money, Vengeance is Mine, Find a Place to Die, and Matalo! (Kill Him) are included. With high-definition restorations and bonus material, this Western collection is a treat for fans of the genre.

In addition to these specific films, Arrow is also dropping a variety of new seasons:

Permanent Vacation (starting July 7th): This season explores dream holidays that turn into nightmares, featuring titles such as Horrors of Malformed Men and Lake Michigan Monster. Prepare for deadly getaways and thrilling adventures.

You’re History (starting July 14th): This collection takes you back in time with historical epics, bloodshed, swords, and crazed killers. Films like Eros + Massacre and Vengeance is Mine will transport you to the past and provide a glimpse into historical events.

Josh Ruben’s Childhood Cult Classics (starting July 21st): Actor Josh Ruben, known for his work in Scare Me and Werewolves Within, selects some of his favorite childhood cult classics. Expect films like Elvira: Mistress of the Dark and The Guyver, which had a significant impact on Ruben’s formative years.

Sam Ashurst’s Selection (starting July 28th): Director Sam Ashurst curates a collection filled with crazy kung-fu, stoic heroes, female rage, and some of the coolest movies ever made. Films like Day of Anger and Burst City promise an exhilarating cinematic experience.

These offerings provide a diverse range of genres and themes for film enthusiasts to enjoy throughout the month.

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