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Texas Frightmare Bro EXPLORE THE WORLD OF CULT FILMS US TITLES MAY 2017 CLASSIC CULT FILMS IN DEFINITIVE EDITIONS WELCOME TO ARROW VIDEO UPCOMING US RELEASES For almost eight years, Arrow Video have been sourcing and releasing the very best in cult and horror films in deluxe, definitive editions with newly commissioned artwork, specially curated extras and booklets. Starting as an offshoot label to Arrow Films in 2009, the Award-winning UK collection now spans more than 350 releases including films from David Cronenberg, Dario Argento, John Carpenter and Wes Craven. NOW AVAILABLE IN THE US & CANADA In March 2015, Arrow Video released its first two titles in the US: Michael Armstrong’s 70s witch hunt horrorMark of the Devil and the classic 60s Western Day of Anger starring Lee van Cleef. 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