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Coming in February 2023 from Arrow Video , A wonderfully weird movie. Cover art by me:THE VAGRANT
“HE’S NOT HOME ALONE!
The 90s cult classic is back! Directed by Chris Walas – FX genius of Gremlins and The Fly – The Vagrant is a demented black comedy starring cult icons Bill Paxton (Aliens, Twister), Michael Ironside (Scanners, Starship Troopers), Colleen Camp (Death Game, Clue) and Marshall Bell (Freddy’s Revenge, Total Recall) in a grimy blend of satire and grisly terror.
Mild-mannered financial clerk Graham Krakowski buys a run-down starter home only to discover a vagrant, living in the empty lot across the street, keeps appearing inside. Attempts to remove the homeless man lead to a feud that spirals out of control and tests Graham’s sanity as the vagrant engages him in twisted mind games, defiling his home, and framing him for gruesome murders.
Beloved character actor Bill Paxton stepped up to leading man status in The Vagrant and proved his extraordinary range in a role that runs the gamut of emotions and climbs to stratospheric heights of craziness. Newly restored from the original camera negative The Vagrant is a one of a kind movie that deserves a place in any cult film collection.
SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS
– Brand new 2K restoration by Arrow Films from a new scan of the original camera negative
– High Definition (1080p) Blu-Ray presentation
– Original lossless stereo 2.0 audio
– Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
– Vagrant Memories, a new interview with director Chris Walas
– You are in Hell, a new interview with star Marshall Bell
– Barfus, Homicide, a new interview with star Michael Ironside
– Handling His Property, a new interview with star Colleen Camp
– Theatrical trailer
– Image gallery
– Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Robert Hack
