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Arrow Video is gearing up for an explosive December with a line-up of iconic titles ready to captivate fans of cult classics and cinematic nostalgia. From Sylvester Stallone's futuristic cop battles to intergalactic critters wreaking havoc, this month's releases are an eclectic mix that promise something for everyone. Leading the December collection is Demolition Man, starring Sylvester Stallone as the no-nonsense cop John Spartan, facing off against Wesley Snipes' anarchic Simon Phoenix. Set in a future where crime is virtually extinct, Spartan is thawed out of CryoPrison to combat Phoenix, whose old-school brutality is wreaking havoc on a society that no longer knows how to handle him. The film, which also features Sandra Bullock in her breakout role, has been given a brand new 4K restoration by Arrow Films, offering fans both the domestic “Taco Bell” and international “Pizza Hut” versions of the movie. Packed with extras—including exclusive interviews, audio commentaries, and a collector's booklet—this Limited Edition 4K UHD and Blu-ray release hits shelves on 16th December, making it a must-have for fans of sci-fi action with a satirical twist. Also arriving in December is The Addiction, Abel Ferrara’s gritty exploration of the vampire mythos. Featuring Lili Taylor as a philosophy student who gets bitten on her way home, the film dives into the horror of transformation while confronting the existential themes of morality and control. The story is brought to life through Ferrara's stark black and white cinematography, offering a raw and deeply unsettling take on the genre. With Christopher Walken and Annabella Sciorra rounding out the cast, this 4K restoration captures Ferrara’s iconic style at its peak. The Limited Edition 4K UHD release, available from 9th December, comes with a host of extras, including a director’s commentary and a collector’s booklet, perfect for those who appreciate their horror served with an intellectual edge. For fans of horror comedy, Arrow Video presents Critters: A Four Course Feast, the beloved sci-fi horror series now available in a Limited Edition Blu-ray box set. Featuring all four Critters films, this collection takes viewers from small-town America to deep space, where the mischievous alien Krites wreak havoc. The franchise, which boasts a young Leonardo DiCaprio in his first film role and appearances by Angela Bassett and Brad Dourif, is a delightful homage to 1950s B-movies with a modern twist. This Limited Edition set includes newly commissioned artwork, a 60-page hardbound collectors book, posters for each film, and a wealth of new and archival extras to devour. The box set is available from 2nd December and is a must-have for fans of mischievous aliens with a penchant for chaos. Rounding out December’s releases is The Last Video Store, a nostalgic love letter to the era of video rentals and B-movie delights. Directed by Cody Kennedy and Tim Rutherford, this film tells the story of Nyla, who finds herself tasked with returning her estranged father's VHS tapes to a store called “Blaster Video.” When she and the shop's owner play an unknown tape, they accidentally unleash a curse that brings B-movie villains into the real world. It’s a joyous tribute to the days of VHS and the unique magic of video stores. The Limited Edition Blu-ray, available from 9th December, includes a reversible sleeve, a collector's booklet, and four short films that add even more depth to this tribute to cinephilic nostalgia. With these releases, Arrow Video ensures a December full of thrills, laughs, and throwbacks to the beloved cult classics that defined their genres. Whether it's revisiting 90s action, enjoying space-bound horror comedy, or indulging in video rental nostalgia, Arrow’s line-up brings something for everyone to add to their collection. For more information, and to order online, visit arrowfilms.com/

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