ARROW VIDEO UNVEILS STACKED SEPTEMBER LINEUP FOR COLLECTORS
Arrow Video has revealed an electrifying lineup of September 2026 releases, covering everything from neon-soaked neo-noir to heroic Hong Kong action, horror classics, and Japanese cult cinema. The slate includes Tequila Sunrise (1988), Go (1999), Underworld (1985), Night Falls on Manhattan (1996), A Better Tomorrow Trilogy (1986–1989), Forbidden Planet (1956), Misery (1990), Wicked Priest Collection, and The Desperate Hours (1955).
This diverse batch celebrates Arrow’s commitment to premium restorations, packed special features, and collector-focused presentations—spanning 4K Ultra HD debuts, extended versions, archival interviews, and newly commissioned art. From John Woo’s genre-defining gunplay to Stephen King’s nail-biting suspense, Sidney Lumet’s urban morality tales, and Tomisaburo Wakayama’s raucous martial arts mayhem, this month’s lineup is a feast for physical media diehards.
Whether your shelves are craving visionary sci-fi like Forbidden Planet, Oscar-winning terror with Misery, or the kinetic chaos of Go, Arrow’s September slate offers something for every corner of boutique cinema fandom.
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SPECS
Tequila Sunrise (1988) – 4K UHD
New 4K restoration from the original camera negative
Dolby Vision / HDR presentation
Original and newly restored lossless stereo & 4.0 audio
English SDH subtitles
Audio commentary by producer Thom Mount
California Dreaming – new interview with Thom Mount
From Chinatown to Manhattan Beach – appreciation of Robert Towne
Sunrise to Sunset – interview with 2nd AD Robert Roda
Sin City – interview with actor Lala Sloatman
Image gallery, theatrical trailer
Collector’s booklet & reversible sleeve
US/Canada Street Date: September 15
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Go (1999) – 4K UHD
Dolby Vision / HDR presentation
Original lossless DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio
English SDH subtitles
New commentary with critics Bryan Reesman & Max Evry
Archival commentary with Doug Liman & Stephen Mirrione
From the Word Go – John August interview
A View Askew – Desmond Askew interview
Archival featurettes & 14 deleted scenes
God (1998 short film by John August, HD debut) with optional commentary
Theatrical trailer, image gallery
Reversible sleeve by Ben Beach, collector’s booklet
US/Canada Street Date: September 29
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Underworld (1985) – 4K UHD Limited Edition
Dolby Vision / HDR presentation
Original lossless English 2.0 stereo audio
English SDH subtitles
Commentary by George Pavlou, moderated by Stephen Thrower
Wild Recrimination – interview with DoP Syd Macartney
Becoming “Darling” – Brian Croucher interview
No Limits – Nicholas Vince on Clive Barker
Makeup tests, storyboards, trailers, and galleries
Bonus Blu-ray of Transmutations (1080p)
Reversible sleeve by Heather Vaughan, collector’s booklet
UK Street Date: September 7
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Night Falls on Manhattan (1996)
2K restoration
Original lossless 5.1 & 2.0 audio
English SDH subtitles
Archival audio commentaries (Sidney Lumet; Andy Garcia & cast/producers)
The Directors: Sidney Lumet (2002, 1hr)
On-set interviews, behind-the-scenes footage
Reversible sleeve by Tom Ralston & collector’s booklet
UK Street Date: September 14
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A Better Tomorrow Trilogy (1986–1989) – 4K UHD Box Set
New 4K restorations with Dolby Vision / HDR for all films
Multiple lossless Cantonese, Mandarin & English mono tracks
Optional English subtitles
New & archival commentaries, interviews with John Woo, Tsui Hark, and film historians
Extended Workprint Cut of A Better Tomorrow II
Extended and Taiwanese preview cuts of A Better Tomorrow III
Reversible sleeves & Tony Stella artwork, double-sided poster
Collector’s booklet with new & archival writing
UK Street Date: September 28
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Forbidden Planet (1956) – 4K UHD Limited Edition
4K restoration in original 2.55:1 Cinemascope
Dolby Vision / HDR with restored mono, Perspecta stereo & 5.1
English SDH subtitles
New commentary by Kim Newman & Barry Forshaw
Unearthly Aura – feature on the Barrons’ electronic score
Archival documentaries & featurettes
Deleted scenes, lost footage
Bonus film: The Invisible Boy (1957) & TV episode Robot Client
Collector’s booklet & fold-out poster
US/Canada Street Date: September 29
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Misery (1990) – 4K UHD
Dolby Vision / HDR presentation
Original lossless stereo & 5.1
English SDH subtitles
Archival commentaries (Rob Reiner; William Goldman)
New commentary by Teri Gamble & Julia Marchese
Misery’s Chord – interview with Marc Shaiman
Archival interviews & featurettes
Reversible sleeve & scholar-packed booklet
UK Street Date: September 21
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Wicked Priest Collection
New restorations of all 5 films
Original lossless Japanese mono with English subtitles
Video essays by James Balmont, Jonathan Clements, Patrick Macias & Matt Alt
Interviews on 1960s Japanese cinema and Tomisaburo Wakayama
Original trailers, reversible sleeve by Chris Malbon
Collector’s booklet by Camille Zaurin
US/Canada Street Date: September 15
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The Desperate Hours (1955)
6K restoration from original VistaVision negative
Original lossless mono audio
English SDH subtitles
Commentary by Daniel Kremer
Trouble in Suburbia – appreciation by José Arroyo
The Lonely Man video essay by Eloise Ross
Audio interview with Catherine Wyler
Lobby card gallery, reversible sleeve by Jennifer Dionisio
Collector’s booklet featuring writing by Philip Kemp & Neil Sinyard
• ⁃ UK Street Date: September 14