Found on Apple TV as a Buy to Own title, Arrow sits in the found footage horror space, competing with other “camera is always rolling” films where the tension comes from what you can and cannot see. The hook here is simple: a team of local TV reporters tags along with a group of firemen on night duty, filming everything live for a programme. That setup gives the film its urgency, because every turn down a corridor and every radio call feels immediate, like you are watching the raw feed rather than a polished edit.
Who will enjoy this kind of found footage horror?
If you like horror that leans on realism, shaky handheld camerawork, and the creeping sense that the crew should have left ten minutes ago, this is very much in that lane. Buying to own makes sense if you rewatch genre films, or want it saved to your library for offline viewing on Apple devices.