The ARROW player has unveiled its February 2025 lineup, featuring a wide and diverse range of films and collections carefully curated to cater to diverse tastes and preferences.
From gripping Japanese crime dramas that will keep you on the edge of your seat to high school horror movies that will send chills down your spine, and from vampiric Valentine’s treats that will make your heart skip a beat to influential gangster films that will transport you to a bygone era, this month’s offerings promise to thrill, entertain, and captivate subscribers. With a focus on delivering unique and engaging content, ARROW player’s February lineup is set to take viewers on a journey through different genres, styles, and themes, ensuring that there is something for everyone to enjoy.
February 2025 Seasons
The ARROW player introduces two exciting new seasons this month: “Love Sucks” and “Jenn Wexler Selects.” “Love Sucks” is a carefully curated collection of vampiric films that are perfectly suited for Valentine’s Day, featuring blood-curdling tales of love, loss, and the supernatural.
This season promises to deliver a haunting blend of classic and modern takes on the vampire genre, guaranteeing to leave viewers on the edge of their seats. Meanwhile, “Jenn Wexler Selects” showcases a diverse range of films that have been handpicked by the acclaimed writer-director of “The Ranger” and “The Sacrifice Game.”
As a film industry expert, Jenn Wexler brings her unique perspective and insight to this collection, highlighting hidden gems and underappreciated classics that are sure to delight audiences and inspire new fans.
New Titles
The February 2025 lineup includes several new titles, including:
- A Certain Killer and A Killer’s Key: Two classic 1960s Japanese assassin films directed by Kazuo Mori.
- Killer Graduation: A new slasher film exclusively available on ARROW.
- Blight: A thriller about a woman who mysteriously disappears while on a camping trip.
- Sea Fog: A maritime thriller written and produced by Bong Joon-ho.
- Wolves, Pigs, Men: A yakuza thriller that combines elements of French New Wave and film noir.
- The Reflecting Skin: A darkly humorous, nightmarish vision of the American dream.
- Mockingbird Don’t Sing: A haunting drama based on the actual events of one of the most horrific cases of child abuse ever documented.
- The Invitation: A taut psychological thriller by Karyn Kusama.
- All About Lily Chou-Chou: A Japanese drama that explores the power of music to transcend pain and anxiety.
- Red Peony Gambler: A classic Japanese film about a wandering female gambler seeking vengeance for her father’s death.
- The Bad Pack: A action-packed film about Mexican immigrants hiring mercenaries to protect them from a local militia group.
- Hobgoblins and Hobgoblins 2: Two campy horror-comedies about diminutive aliens killing people while making their fantasies come true.
- Ice Cream Man: A dark comedy about a former mental patient who reopens an ice cream factory with sinister intentions.
- Caverna: A fantasy film about a cyclops strangled by a man and chasing a princess through a forest.
- Putney Swope: A classic comedy about a token black man who becomes the chairman of a Madison Avenue ad agency.
- Shake the Dust: A documentary about the global unity of hip-hop culture.
Collections and Themes
In addition to the new titles, the ARROW player is also featuring several extensive and diverse collections and themes this month, including:
- Love Sucks: A comprehensive collection of vampiric films that explore the intricate and often dark world of vampires, featuring “Vamp,” “A Taste of Blood,” and “Vampire Clay.” These films delve into the complexities of vampire lore, offering a unique blend of horror, comedy, and drama.
- Jenn Wexler Selects: A carefully curated collection of films handpicked by Jenn Wexler, a renowned expert in the field, featuring “Noroi: The Curse,” “The Deeper You Dig,” and “The Addiction.” This collection showcases a range of genres and styles, from supernatural horror to psychological thrillers.
- Japanese Crime: A gripping collection of Japanese crime dramas that explore the complexities of the human condition, including “A Certain Killer” and “A Killer’s Key.” These films offer a rare glimpse into Japan’s vibrant crime drama scene, with complex characters, intricate plots, and unexpected twists.
Availability and Pricing
The ARROW player is available in the US, Canada, the UK, and Ireland on various devices, including Roku, Apple TV, Samsung TVs, Android TV, and Fire TV. Subscriptions are available for $6.99 monthly or $69.99 yearly.
With its diverse slate of films and collections, the ARROW player is the perfect destination for film enthusiasts looking for a unique viewing experience.
