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Blu-ray Review: Scarface Gold Edition (1983)

Big budget exploitation at it’s finest; that’s what we are going to shoot the shit about today cats n’ creeps as we slap our eyeballs on Brian De Palma’s crime classic Scarface! Cuban immigrant (and former soldier) Tony Montana (Al Pacino) comes to the ol’ U.S.A. with a dream; to be rich and powerful… and he doesn’t care how that happens. After a a low-level political hit here, and some dish washing there (gotta keep the lights on after all), Montana and his right hand man Manny (Steven Bauer) manage to survive an outrageously botched drug deal (there’s a fuckin’ chainsaw involved) and deliver the yayo to kingpin Frank Lopez (Robert Loggia). This sends Tony up the ladder to ill-gotten fame and fortune, and before long he’s kicked Frank to the curb (just how I will let you find out for yourselves), stolen his coke-lovin’ wife Elvira (Michelle Pfeiffer). Of course once you get to the top the only place

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DanXIII
Oct 24, 2019
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Brian De Palma’s Next Horror Movie Inspired By Real Scandal

Industry heavy-hitter Brian De Palma has made his mark in the film industry with movies like Carrie (1976), Raising Cain, Dressed to Kill, The Black Dalia, Mission to Mars, Mission Impossible, and Scarface. Now, De Palma is working on a new script and his next project is a horror film, according to Indiewire. The film is inspired by disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein, who was recently arrested on charges that include rape and sexual assault. But the character will not be named after the former Hollywood head honcho who is in serious trouble after being accused by multiple women. I’m writing a film about this scandal, a project I’m talking about with a French producer,” De Palma stated. “My character won’t be named Harvey Weinstein but it will ba a horror film, with a sexual aggressor and it will take place in the film industry.” While we don’t know a lot about the movie at this point it will be interesting

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018

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Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Scarface Gold Edition (1983)

Big budget exploitation at it’s finest; that’s what we are going to shoot the shit about today cats n’ creeps as we slap our eyeballs on Brian De Palma’s crime classic Scarface! Cuban immigrant (and former soldier) Tony Montana (Al Pacino) comes to the ol’ U.S.A. with a dream; to be rich and powerful… and he doesn’t care how that happens. After a a low-level political hit here, and some dish washing there (gotta keep the lights on after all), Montana and his right hand man Manny (Steven Bauer) manage to survive an outrageously botched drug deal (there’s a fuckin’ chainsaw involved) and deliver the yayo to kingpin Frank Lopez (Robert Loggia). This sends Tony up the ladder to ill-gotten fame and fortune, and before long he’s kicked Frank to the curb (just how I will let you find out for yourselves), stolen his coke-lovin’ wife Elvira (Michelle Pfeiffer). Of course once you get to the top the only place

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Oct 24, 2019
Horror Fuel

Brian De Palma’s Next Horror Movie Inspired By Real Scandal

Industry heavy-hitter Brian De Palma has made his mark in the film industry with movies like Carrie (1976), Raising Cain, Dressed to Kill, The Black Dalia, Mission to Mars, Mission Impossible, and Scarface. Now, De Palma is working on a new script and his next project is a horror film, according to Indiewire. The film is inspired by disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein, who was recently arrested on charges that include rape and sexual assault. But the character will not be named after the former Hollywood head honcho who is in serious trouble after being accused by multiple women. I’m writing a film about this scandal, a project I’m talking about with a French producer,” De Palma stated. “My character won’t be named Harvey Weinstein but it will ba a horror film, with a sexual aggressor and it will take place in the film industry.” While we don’t know a lot about the movie at this point it will be interesting

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018