ARROW offers an exciting lineup of films and special collections for November 2024, with a mix of horror, cult classics, and thrilling adventures.

November 1 – Post-Halloween Horror:
Start the month with Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things, a chilling story where six friends in a theatrical troupe summon a dead body for a mock Satanic ritual, leading to deadly consequences.

November 1 – Banged Up (UK/IRE/US/CA):
Enjoy a collection of cult prison films featuring Hired To Kill, Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion, and The Four of the Apocalypse. These gritty films bring prison life and crime drama to the big house.

November 4 – One-Armed Swordsman Trilogy (all subscribers):
Dive into Chang Cheh’s iconic martial arts trilogy, One-Armed Swordsman, Return of the One-Armed Swordsman, and The New One-Armed Swordsman. These films, starring Wang Yu and David Chiang, set the standard for gory swordplay films.

November 4 – Jemma Moore Selects (UK/IRE/US/CA):
Jemma Moore, star of Host, shares her ARROW favorites, including Heathers, Eject, and A Bit of Fun, for a mix of dark comedy and thrilling dramas.

November 8 – The Church (US/CAN):
Michele Soavi’s The Church explores a Gothic cathedral built on a mass grave, where an ancient discovery unleashes madness and demonic chaos. Perfect for horror fans.

November 8 – Future Shockers (UK/IRE/US/CA):
Explore films set in the future with Crumbs, Terrible Things, and Jesus Shows You The Way to the Highway. From zombies to tech and Afrofuturism, these films provide a unique look at possible futures.

November 11 – Shaw Brothers Sword-Swinging Epics (UK/IRE/US/CA):
Celebrate female-centered swordplay with The 14 Amazons, The Lady Hermit, and Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan—epic tales of female warriors, power, and intrigue.

November 15 – Killer Cuts (UK/IRE/US/CA):
A collection of Director’s Cuts, Extended Cuts, and rare versions of cult classics like Phantom of the Mall (Eric’s Revenge) and Season of the Witch.

November 15 – The Sect (US/CAN):
Director Michele Soavi’s satanic thriller The Sect follows a schoolteacher who becomes the target of a growing global satanic cult. Watch for an unsettling journey into horror.

November 18 – Tomie & 70s Japanese Thrillers (UK/IRE/US/CAN):
Enjoy the J-Horror classic Tomie and four thrilling martial arts films including The Magic Blade, Jade Tiger, Clans of Intrigue, and The Sentimental Swordsman.

November 22 – Burial Ground (US/CAN):
This ’80s splatter classic brings zombies, creepy kids, and gruesome violence in a cursed country estate besieged by the undead.

November 22 – Heidi Honeycutt Selects (UK/IRE/US/CAN):
Heidi Honeycutt shares her favorite horror films directed by women, including The Stylist, The Deeper You Dig, and A Lucida Production – Reel Women.

November 25 – Shawscope Vol. 3 (UK/IRE/US/CAN):
The Shaw Brothers’ wuxia classics are back in Shawscope Vol. 3. Featuring films like One-Armed Swordsman and Return of the One-Armed Swordsman, this collection explores martial arts cinema.

November 29 – Dr. Tarr’s Torture Dungeon (US/CAN):
A man investigates Dr. Tarr’s asylum, uncovering horrifying secrets and ritualistic games in this bizarre horror flick.

November 29 – On A Mission (UK/IRE/US/CAN):
Embark on dangerous adventures with Terra Formars, The Navigator, and Doberman Cop, where nothing stands in the way of the characters on their missions.

Get ready to stream on Arrow this November

November on ARROW offers something for every type of movie lover, from cult classics to spine-chilling thrillers and martial arts epics. Whether you’re in the mood for dystopian futures, classic Shaw Brothers action, or unsettling horrors, ARROW’s November lineup is packed with excitement.

Metrograph, known for its curated cinematic experiences at its Manhattan theater and the At Home streaming platform, is expanding into the world of print with The Metrograph, a new biannual publication designed for cinephiles and cultural enthusiasts. This stylish, carefully crafted publication is set to become a treasured collectible, celebrating cinema with the same passion Metrograph is known for.

Crafted for Collectors: Designed by Matt Willey of the renowned design firm Pentagram, The Metrograph promises to be a visually stunning and thoughtfully curated print object. The inaugural issue, with exclusive cover artwork by legendary cinematographer Ed Lachman, features a wealth of contributions from an impressive lineup of writers, filmmakers, and cultural icons.

Highlights of Issue 1:

• Contributions from novelist Yiyun Li, cartoonist Daniel Clowes, filmmakers Ari Aster, Amalia Ulman, and Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
• Insights from critics Hunter Harris and Thora Siemsen, and writer Lucy Sante.
• Exclusive The Metrograph Interview #1: a rare, in-depth conversation with Clint Eastwood, conducted by critic Nick Pinkerton.
• Actor profiles featuring Steve Martin and Simon Rex, and more.

Editorial Vision: The editorial team includes Senior Editor Annabel Brady-Brown (co-founder of Fireflies Press), Editors Gabriel Jandali Appel (founding business manager of The Drift) and Kelli Weston (critic), and Editor-At-Large Nick Pinkerton (critic and screenwriter of The Sweet East). Their work brings a rich blend of content, including long-form interviews, artist portfolios, thought-provoking essays, and intimate profiles of film technicians, accompanied by striking photography and illustrations.

A Growing Cultural Force: Christian Grass, CEO of Metrograph, shared, “This publication is the next step in our evolution, offering a new way to engage with our growing community across the country. It’s about bringing our curatorial approach to a national audience while staying true to the spirit of 7 Ludlow, the iconic institution we’ve built.”

Annabel Brady-Brown added, “We are thrilled to introduce The Metrograph as a new print film publication. Much like our theater, which became a leading cultural destination at a time when many cinemas were closing, The Metrograph offers intelligent, sophisticated content that celebrates film with panache.”

Availability: The Metrograph is available for pre-order now and will be on bookstore shelves starting December 10th. The inaugural issue is priced at $25 ($15 for Metrograph members with free domestic shipping) and can be purchased directly from Metrograph and bookstores worldwide.

Become a Metrograph Member:

To enjoy discounted pricing and other benefits, consider becoming a Metrograph Member. Learn more here.

Independent Project Records (IPR) and Jeffrey Runnings, the creative force behind the influential post-punk band For Against, have launched a GoFundMe campaign to help offset his medical expenses as he battles stage 4 cancer. Donations will directly support his treatment, care needs, and overall wellness. To contribute, please visit the GoFundMe page here.

About Jeffrey Runnings:

As the heart and soul of For Against, Jeffrey Runnings has inspired countless fans through his contributions to music and art since the 1980s. Today, he is facing a significant personal challenge, requiring extensive medical treatment that brings overwhelming financial strain.

The GoFundMe page reads, “We’re reaching out to the incredible music and arts community that has followed Jeff’s journey over the years to lend a hand in his time of need. Donations of any size will directly fund his medical expenses, support his daily care needs, and allow him and his family to focus on his recovery with less financial stress. Jeff’s music has given us so much; now it’s our turn to give back.”

IPR’s Role and Jeffrey’s Music Legacy:

Since the 1980s, IPR has partnered with For Against on five full-length albums and a 7” EP. In the last decade, labels like Captured Tracks and Saint Marie Records have released box set compilations featuring parts of the For Against catalog. In 2016, Saint Marie released Jeffrey’s first solo album, Primitives and Smalls. IPR is now working on Jeffrey’s sophomore solo album, Piqued, slated for release in mid-2025.

Your support means the world to Jeffrey Runnings and his family during this difficult time. Donations of any size will make a real difference.