THE BLIND SWORDSMAN: ZAOTICHI slashes it's way onto Australian blu-ray with fine release from Imprint Films

Decades before THE ARTIST made it cool (for like ten seconds) to make a film in the style of the classic silent films, Japan did it better with To Sleep So As To Dream, brand new to blu-ray from Arrow Video, and we have the screenshots.

Arrow Video takes on this Japanese version of Fifty Shades of Grey with their blu-ray release of Blind Beast.

A trilogy of classic Kaiju films make their way to blu-ray thanks to the fine folks at Arrow Video in a nice boxset with all new extras.

The futuristic Japanese cult classic, Burst City, is coming to blu-ray from Arrow Video and we have the screenshots.

Sci-fi junkies and Japanese film fans will probably like this film. I did not. I found it boring and dull. Arrow has given the film a really nice blu-ray that fans of the film will love.

Arrow Academy brings us the absolutely devastating film, Hiroshima, about the U.S bombing of Hiroshima, Japan in 1945, to blu-ray with this wonderful edition of the film. Keep reading for screenshots from the blu-ray, including the film, the menus, and the special features on this edition of Screenshot Saturday.

This week, on Screenshot Saturday, we are looking the brand new Arrow Academy blu-ray of the gorgeous Japanese fantasy tragedy, The Mad Fox. Studio: Arrow Academy Release Date: May 1962 (theatrical) / June 23rd, 2020 (blu-ray) Run Time: 109 mins Region Code: FREE Picture: 1080p (2.35:1 aspect ratio) Sound: Japanese L…

Today, on Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at the 1969 Japanese sleaze classic Inferno of Torture, a film filled with graphic violence, copious amounts of nudity, and lots of tattooing.