De Palma & De Niro: The Early Films USED Neil Jordan laced with some social commentary

laced with some social commentary

and to carry out his top-secret mission

he runs into three criminals led by Dryer (Mick Wynhoff) who abduct the vacationer and force him to turn his lens on their atrocious blood-spilling exploits

FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Amanda Reyes and Peter Tonguette

in their third sensuous outing: THE CASE OF THE BLOODY IRIS

De Palma & De Niro: The Early Films USED Neil Jordan laced with some social commentaryIn 1963, Robert De Niro stepped in front of a movie camera for the first time. The resulting film, a low budget black and white comedy called The Wedding Party, would take three years to complete, and another three years to be released, but it would also establish a hugely important working relationship for the aspiring actor. One of the filmmakers, long before he became synonymous with suspense thanks to Carrie, Dressed to Kill and other classics,