Grab 50% Off Limited-Edition 4K Blu-Rays Now Available!
Arrow Video is currently running a fantastic sale on a wide selection of 4K UHD and 1080p Blu-rays, with discounts reaching up to 50% at major retailers. Known for catering to collectors, many of these titles come in Limited Editions packed with special features, posters, booklets, reversible cover art, and other exclusive goodies. Some of the hottest limited-edition 4K Blu-rays, including classics like Jim Carrey’s *The Mask*, the original cut of *Spawn*, John Carpenter’s *In the Mouth of Madness*, and the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy*, are all available at half price.
We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the best deals on Arrow Video’s 4K and 1080p Blu-rays, organized alphabetically for easy browsing. If you prefer a streamlined shopping experience, you can find all of Amazon’s Arrow Video 4K Blu-ray deals on a single page. Plus, at the end of this overview, there’s a sneak peek at upcoming Arrow Video releases, many of which are also discounted. This promotion runs until February 2, so be sure to grab your favorites before the offers expire.
In addition to matching many of the discounts from other retailers, Amazon is offering select Arrow Video titles for over 50% off. This sale is part of a larger ongoing movie promotion, which includes a budget-friendly $11 4K Blu-ray sale. To take advantage of this, you’ll need to purchase at least three 4K Blu-rays, but with over 100 films to choose from, there’s plenty to explore.
For sci-fi enthusiasts, Arrow Video has a solid lineup of recent 4K Limited Editions, with several titles now priced at $25 (down from $50). These include the cult classic *Lost in Space*, the Sean Connery-led *Outland* (1981), and *Red Planet* (2000) featuring Val Kilmer. Other notable sci-fi films on sale include the classic *The Andromeda Strain*, the beloved *The Last Starfighter*, and David Lynch’s *Dune*, which is nearly 60% off. The thought-provoking horror-sci-fi film *The Cell* is also available for $21.59 (was $50).
Arrow Video is also known for its remastered horror films, including entries from the iconic *Friday the 13th* and *Texas Chainsaw Massacre* franchises. The 4K Limited Editions of *Jason Goes to Hell* and *Jason X* are currently priced at $23.59 and $22.79, respectively. The 2003 remake of *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* and its prequel are both available for $25 (was $50) each.
For collectors, there’s a fantastic four-movie *Hellraiser* collection on sale for 50% off. The *Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment* with a Limited Edition Pinhead Slipcase is now $60 (was $120). Fans of horror-comedy should check out the *Creepshow 2 Limited Edition* for $25 (was $50), which includes a comic book adapted from an unpublished Stephen King story along with other extras.
Here are some other highlights available at 50% off or more: the 1992 military action film *Under Siege* for $25 (was $50), and sword and sorcery classics *Conan the Barbarian* and *Conan the Destroyer*, both now just $25 (was $50). Don’t miss the excellent 4K restorations of the 1979 classic *The Warriors* and Sam Raimi’s neo-noir thriller *A Simple Plan*.
In the lists below, Limited Editions (LE) and Special Editions (SE) are marked. Limited Editions come with physical bonuses and slipcovers, while subsequent printings are typically labeled as Special or Standard Editions, which lack the premium packaging but retain the same on-disc features.
**Best Arrow Video 4K Blu-ray Deals**
– 12 Monkeys (SE) — $22.49 ($50)
– The Addiction (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Alice, Sweet Alice (LE) — $21.19 ($50)
– American Gigolo — $25 ($50)
– The Andromeda Strain (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Basket Case — $31.32 ($50)
– Blackhat (LE) — $33.32 ($50)
– The Bird with the Crystal Plumage — $25 ($50)
– Carlito’s Way — $35 ($50)
– The Cat o’ Nine Tails — $25.84 ($50)
– The Cell (LE) — $21.59 ($50)
– Children of the Corn (SE) — $25.32 ($50)
– The Chronicles of Riddick (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Cobra (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Conan the Barbarian — $25 ($50)
– Conan the Destroyer — $25 ($50)
– Creepshow 2 (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Crimson Peak — $25 ($50)
– Cruising (LE) — $32.49 ($65)
– Dark City — $25 ($50)
– Dark Water (SE) — $32 ($50)
– David Lynch’s Dune (SE) — $21.80 ($50)
– Deep Blue Sea — $35 ($50)
– Deep Red (SE) — $24 ($50)
– Demolition Man (SE) — $35 ($50)
– Desperado — $24 ($50)
– Django (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Donnie Darko (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Don’t Torture a Duckling (LE) — $24.79 ($50)
– Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Flatliners (SE) — $26.69 ($50)
– Friday the 13th: Jason Goes to Hell (LE) — $23.59 ($50)
– Friday the 13th: Jason X (LE) — $22.79 ($50)
– The Good, The Bad, The Weird (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment (LE Pinhead Slipcase) — $60 ($120)
– The Hills Have Eyes (SE) — $44.49 ($50)
– The House with Laughing Windows (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Hugo — $20 ($50)
– In the Mouth of Madness (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Inglourious Basterds — $25 ($50)
– The Invasion (LE) — $25 ($50)
– The Last House on the Left (LE) — $30 ($50)
– The Last Starfighter (SE) — $26 ($50)
– The Long Kiss Goodnight (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Lost in Space (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Mallrats — $31 ($50)
– The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (LE) — $22.28 ($50)
– Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (SE) — $28 ($50)
– The Mask (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Ms .45 (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Mute Witness (LE) — $21.59 ($50)
– Narc (LE) — $33.32 ($50)
– Outland (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Pitch Black — $25 ($50)
– Poseidon (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Red Planet (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Ringu — $35 ($50)
– RoboCop Director’s Cut — $24.72 ($50)
– Silent Running (SE) — $24 ($50)
– A Simple Plan (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Spawn (LE) — $25 ($50)
– The Stuff (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Swordfish (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy (LE) — $50 ($100)
– The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) (LE) — $25 ($50)
– The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Torso (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Tremors (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Tremors 2: Aftershocks — $25 ($50)
– Under Siege (LE) — $25 ($50)
– The Warriors (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Waterworld (SE) — $33.32 ($50)
– Weird Science — $25 ($50)
– When Titans Ruled the Earth (Double Feature) — $30 ($60)
– When Titans Ruled the Earth (LE Double Feature) — $45 ($65)
– Wild Style (LE) — $30 ($60)
– Wild Things (SE) — $25 ($50)
– Witness — $33.32 ($50)
– The Woman & Offspring (2-Movie LE) — $25 ($50)
**Arrow Video 4K UHD Blu-rays**
**Arrow Video 1080p Blu-ray Deals**
Many titles from the 4K Blu-ray list are also available in 1080p, typically with a $10 price difference, though the half-off sale narrows that gap to $5 in some cases. Some titles have already sold out, like *Chronicles of Riddick* and *Dark City*. You can still grab *Dark City* on standard Blu-ray for $20 (was $40) and the *Chronicles of Riddick* 3-Disc Limited Edition for just $15.30 (was $40).
– 12 Monkeys (SE) — $16 ($40)
– The Addiction (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Alice, Sweet Alice — $20 ($40)
– American Werewolf in London (SE) — $11.69 ($40)
– The Andromeda Strain (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Audition (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Basket Case (SE) — $26 ($40)
– Blackhat — $20 ($40)
– The Cat o’ Nine Tails (SE) — $17.49 ($35)
– The Cell (LE) — $21.59 ($40)
– Children of the Corn (SE) — $26.22 ($40)
– The Chronicles of Riddick (LE) — $15.30 ($40)
– Creepshow 2 (SE) — $17 ($35)
– Crimson Peak (SE) — $29.53 ($40)
– Cruising (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Dark City — $20 ($40)
– Dark Water (SE) — $21 ($35)
– David Lynch’s Dune — $26.22 ($40)
– Deep Blue Sea (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Deep Red (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Demolition Man (SE) — $26 ($40)
– Django (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Donnie Darko (SE) — $16.80 ($35)
– Don’t Torture a Duckling (SE) — $21 ($40)
– Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Flatliners (SE) — $16.64 ($40)
– Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment (Pinhead Slipcase LE) — $55 ($110)
– The Hills Have Eyes: Part 2 (SE) — $27.55 ($40)
– The House with Laughing Windows (LE) — $25 ($50)
– Hugo (LE) — $20 ($40)
– Inglourious Basterds — $24.49 ($40)
– The Last House on the Left (LE) — $28 ($40)
– The Last Starfighter (SE) — $17 ($40)
– Mallrats (SE) — $27.55 ($40)
– Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (SE) — $24 ($40)
– The Mask (LE) — $25 ($50)
– The Mexico Trilogy — $35 ($70)
– Pulse (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Ringu (SE) — $17 ($40)
– Ringu 4-Film Collection (SE) — $58.37 ($100)
– Silent Running (SE) — $15 ($40)
– A Simple Plan (LE) — $17.62 ($40)
– Spawn (LE) — $20 ($40)
– Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy (LE) — $47.49 ($95)
– Tremors (SE) — $22 ($40)
– Tremors 2: Aftershocks — $15.62 ($40)
– Under Siege (LE) — $20 ($40)
– The Warriors — $22 ($40)
– Waterworld (SE) — $20 ($40)
– Weird Science (SE) — $21 ($40)
– When Titans Ruled the Earth (LE Double Feature) — $27.45 ($50)
– Wild Things (SE) — $20 ($40)
**Arrow Video Upcoming 4K Blu-rays**
Arrow Video has a lineup of exciting upcoming 4K Blu-ray releases, including *Westworld Limited Edition*, *Excalibur Limited Edition*, and *Salem’s Lot Limited Edition*. The original 1973 *Westworld* film was penned and directed by Michael Crichton, the author behind *Jurassic Park*, and later inspired HBO’s *Westworld* series. The classic 1979 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King’s iconic vampire novel was helmed by Tobe Hooper, known for directing the original *Texas Chain Saw Massacre* and *Poltergeist*.
– Evil Dead Rise (LE) — $27.48 ($50) | January 13
– Snakes on a Plane (LE) — $27.48 ($50) | January 20
– Blackhat — $42.46 ($50)
– Friday the 13th (2009) — $37.49 ($50) | February 3
– American Yakuza (LE) (Blu-ray) — $28 ($40) | February 10
– Trick ‘r Treat — $35 ($50) | February 17
– The Visitor (LE) — $37.49 ($50) | February 17
– Double Impact (LE) — $37.49 ($50) | February 17
– Excalibur (LE) — $45 ($60) | February 24
– Westworld (LE) — $44.73 ($60) | February 24
– True Romance (Blu-ray) — $37.49 ($50) | February 24
– The Birthday (LE) — $38 ($50) | March 17
– Red Sonja (LE) — $44.73 ($60) | March 24
– Salem’s Lot (LE) — $44.73 ($60) | March 31
– Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy (LE) — $45.87 ($60) | March 31