July 17th, 2025 by Gerard Iribe
Nightwatch: Demons are Forever isn’t just a legacy sequel — it’s a resurrection. The 2023 follow-up to the Danish cult thriller Nightwatch (Nattevagten, 1994) brings back the original cast, layers in generational trauma, and leans hard into psychological horror. Now with Arrow Video’s Nightwatch Demons are Forever Blu-ray release (part of the Nightwatch Collection), fans can finally witness this slow-burn chiller in high definition — with restored visuals, clean audio, and a set of extras that bridge the past and present. But is this return to the shadows worth the light? Now with Arrow Video’s Nightwatch Demons are Forever Blu-ray release, fans can finally witness…
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July 17th, 2025 by Gerard Iribe
Welcome to our Nightwatch Blu-ray review, where we dig into Arrow Video’s chilling high-def resurrection of the 1994 Danish cult classic. Before The Killing and The Bridge turned Scandinavian crime drama into an international phenomenon, there was Nightwatch. Ole Bornedal’s 1994 thriller didn’t just flirt with horror tropes — it dragged them into a cold Danish morgue, turned off the lights, and dared you to look away. With a flashlight beam cutting through corpse-filled corridors and dread oozing from every hallway, Nightwatch feels like a nerve-fraying handshake between noir and nightmare. Arrow Video’s new Nightwatch Blu-ray release doesn’t just restore the film — it revives its bite. Continue reading ‘Nightwatch (Blu-ray Review)’
June 26th, 2025 by Gerard Iribe
Adilkhan Yerzhanov’s Steppenwolf Blu-ray Limited Edition arrives courtesy of Arrow Video, pairing gritty visuals with a story that blends bleak humor, violence, and emotional trauma. It’s a strikingly made film with moments that stick, even if not every element lands. The tone veers from absurdist to brutal without much warning, but that unpredictability is part of its appeal. This limited edition also includes Yerzhanov’s 2022 feature Goliath, along with a solid set of bonus features that will appeal to fans of bold, uncompromising cinema. Continue reading ‘Steppenwolf (Blu-ray Review)’
