Written, directed and starring Noel David Taylor, Man Under Table is a surreal comedy about getting a film script off the ground in a dystopian Los Angeles.

Due to be released this August on the Arrow streaming service we have an exclusive teaser clip of the movie which sees Noel David Taylor desperately trying to talk about his movie with… himself!

Check it out here…

Taylor stars as Guy in Man Under Table, a beleaguered, hilariously obnoxious scriptwriter who is writing a movie, or so he claims, in bars, parties, pretty much wherever he can.

Guy eventually stumbles into the path of Indie darling Jill Custard and her lackey Ben who endlessly accosts him and pulls him into projects that are not his own. Frazzled and frustrated, Guy decides to join forces with a washed up never-been Gerald, and the duo plan to write what could be the dumbest movie ever made.

Man Under Table is said to push a spotlight onto the endlessly bizarre world of the Hollywood movie industry where things are never easy, dreams are crushed, content is king, and you’ll need to wear a gasmask to cope with the unnamed toxins in the polluted green air…

Man Under Table will be streaming on Arrow on 2 August.

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Arrow has always been a curator of the best exclusive film premieres, cult and arthouse classics, and critically acclaimed TV from all over the world (especially for us genre fans!) and now UK audiences can have access to that genre goodness with the new streaming site, ARROW.

Take a look at everything ARROW has on offer with the launch trailer here…

Available on all major device apps and via web browsers here, ARROW delivers an incredible line-up of titles, hand-picked and curated by the ARROW team, including the world premiere of Adam Stovall’s A Ghost Waits, cult classic Donnie Darko, a season of films from director Lars Von Trier (including Antichrist and The House That Jack Built), Spanish chiller [REC] (which we recently reviewed here) and sequel Beyond Re-Animator.

As well as the above, February genre highlights include a Jodorowsky season (which gives us cult classics Fando Y Lis, El Topo and The Holy Mountain alongside new film Psychomagic), Damián Szifron’s Wild Tales, as well as Demons 1 and Demons 2 on 4K UHD.

New titles already available include slow-burn horror standouts The Bloodhound and After Midnight. Future debuts will see the exclusive premiere of the sensationally shocking The Stylist in March, whilst must-see film documentary Clapboard Jungle will debut on the platform in April.

Expanding beyond the Arrow Video label, the streaming service will also feature the very best international cinema and TV, as well as brand-new short films from upcoming filmmakers, original ARROW productions, and curated seasons.

ARROW Digital Deluxe editions include rarely-seen and newly-created extras and exclusive interviews, while ARROW Essentials makes navigating through the world of ARROW much easier with collections based on genre, decades and themes; and ARROW Stories takes a fresh look at the world of film and TV with exclusive documentaries, interviews and video essays digging deeper into the many curated seasons and titles.

With a slickly-designed and user-friendly interface, and an unparalleled roster of quality content from westerns to giallo to Asian cinema, trailers, Midnight Movies, filmmaker picks and much much more, ARROW is the place to go for the very best in on-demand entertainment.

ARROW is available now. Subscriptions are available for £4.99 monthly or £49.99 annually in the UK on the following apps/devices: Roku, Apple TV; iOS devices, Android TV and mobile devices, Fire TV, and on all web browsers here.

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