No one ever heard of copy and paste?
CONFIRMED (either by Arrow or reliable sources)
Twelve Monkeys (confirmed by Arrow - probably UK only)
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (confirmed by Arrow)
Deadbeat at Dawn (confirmed by Arrow)
The Baby (confirmed by Arrow)
Gasper Noe's Climax (confirmed by Arrow - UK only)
The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire (confirmed by Arrow at HorrorCon UK)
Schramm (confirmed by Arrow at Texas Frightfest - UK only)
Candyman (New 4K Restoration) (confirmed by Bernard Rose, probably UK only)
'H.G. Lewis treatment' for Doris Wishman and William Grefé (confirmed by Lisa Petrucci of Something Weird Video)
Dark August (BBFC listing - presumably coming in the next AHP set, which is looking like a Sep/Oct release)
Sister Street Fighter Trilogy (confirmed by Marc Walkow)
Roy Colt and Winchester Jack (Scalarama listing - UK only)
Four Times That Night (Scalarama listing - UK only)
Five Women for the Killer (Scalarama listing)
A Fistful of Fingers (confirmed by Edgar Wright)
Heathers (confirmed by launchingfilms.com distributor listing)
Several José Ramón Larraz films, including Vampyres and a late 80s title (Jared from Mondo Macabro leak - based on past licencing, it's possible they have four - Vampyres, Black Candles, Deadly Manor and Stigma)
A Guillermo Del Toro title (Frightfest press release; likely Cronos or Crimson Peak, and almost certainly UK only)
SPECULATION
Torso (Easter/April Fool's tease, would be US only)
Waterworld (Easter/April Fool's tease, probably UK only)
There appear to be at least two titles left from Arrow's current (previous?) deal with Toei - the two could well be Wolves, Pigs and Men and Hokoriku Proxy War based on this
An early Brian De Palma set (containing Greetings, Hi Mom!, and The Wedding Party) - Not the best source perhaps, but substantiated by this tweet from Anthony Nield (note as well his coy response to the relevant guess)
This tweet from Fran Simeoni:
Quote:
Woohoo just signed three Italian classics, expect one old favourite in 4K and two first to Blu-ray next year (2018) #ArrowVideo
One of the 'first to Blu-ray' titles is likely The Case of the Scorpion's Tail; if the other isn't Death Smiles on a Murderer, we're still awaiting it. Given the Easter/April Fool's tease, and the Martino link, perhaps the 'old favourite in 4K' is Torso.
Halloween (probably UK only) (teased by Calum Waddell; possibly substantiated by Fran Simeoni's boast that Arrow had secured two of their biggest ever titles, one of which had to be subsequently dropped, though there's no reason to think he was referring to Halloween in this particular instance, if indeed he is referring to Halloween at all)
Schlock (see here)
A couple of slashers are in the works according to this report from a forum member who attended Arrow's panel at Texas Frightfest: