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Movie review: Bloody 'Saint Maud' goes beyond belief with religious fervor  Gazettextra

#25. Scarface (1932) | Entertainment | indianagazette.com  Indiana Gazette

Euphoria Special: 1.02 **** Anyone Who's Not a Seablob: Jules  The Digital Fix

Our Lunchtime With André  Connecticut Public Radio

Directors With Anticipated Films in 2021: Bradley Cooper, Chloe Zhao  Variety

Review: Saint Maud Is a Single-Minded Dirge That’s Hostile to Faith  slantmagazine

Salem's Lot: Every Difference Between King's 1979 & 2004 Miniseries  Screen Rant

Movie sequels that were better than the original  Dothan Eagle

‘Brothers’ fails to bond thanks to gloomy gangster plot  Boston Herald

Why Brian De Palma's Phantom Of The Paradise Is Better Than Rocky Horror  Screen Rant

Stay Home, Watch Horror: 5 Under-the-Radar '70s Horror Gems to Stream This Week  Bloody Disgusting

Why Brian De Palma's Phantom Of The Paradise Is Better Than Rocky Horror  Screen Rant

4K Movies: Start Your Collection with ‘Tenet’ and Other Films  IndieWire

You've seen all of Hitchcock? Check out 7 great movies that imitate/flatter him  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Julie Salamon Revisits the Bonfire of the Vanities Film  TownandCountrymag.com

This Day in Horror History: Brian De Palma & Stephen King's CARRIE Opened in 1976  Dread Central

Commentary | Great Scot! Sean Connery's best role actually wasn't James Bond  KSDK.com

How The Untouchables transformed Sean Connery's screen image  Telegraph.co.uk

Sean Connery, a lion of cinema whose roar went beyond Bond  WSLS 10

Want a Halloween Thriller as Daring as ‘Psycho’? Try ‘Peeping Tom’  The New York Times

CinemaCoIIector: @cinephilejen C%*&!sidering Brian De Palma’s Scarface was a remake and Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria remake was a master… https://t.co/ENkv7JUaMu

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ARCELIN83908574: RT @Missi^@ImpFR: 📸 Shots : "Missi^@ Impossible" - Brian De Palma (1996) https://t.co/FGhWfwnhGa

AndyJart: 'Study for Lady Macbeth' (Gustave Moreau, 1851) / #Carrie (Brian De Palma, 1976) #Art #Cine https://t.co/33qJqSqb1x

~*@ofrock: RT @js_film_nyc: Brian De Palma with his trusty camera c&!@versing with Akira Kurosawa during the 1987 Tokyo Internati&!@al Film Festival. ht…

I can't think of a movie from him I didn't like, or at least wasn't dumb and filled with "'bro' is black slang"/"'bro' is white slang" nonsense. :D Come on "Scarface" "The Untouchables" "Carlito's Way" (my personal favorite from him) De Palma is grandslam when it comes to production-making :D

Which one should i watch first?

Between these two great directors who have filmed in the most 'important gangster films such as Brian De Palma favorite author of Scarface and The Untouchables or Goodfellas director Martin Scorsese ?

My list: 1. Blow Out 2. The Untouchables 3. Scarface 4. Mission: Impossible 5. Sisters He is such a strange director for me. I've never reacted to one of his films with an "eh," which I suppose is a compliment. I'm either completely enthralled or completely appalled. The Bonfire of the Vanities, Femme Fatale, The Black Dahlia, and Redacted all caused me a degree of physical pain. I wanted to -escape- those movies while watching them. Yet he also directed Blow Out, one of the most elegant and suspenseful and inventive thrillers I've seen, albeit one obviously indebted to several other films and filmmakers. His filmography: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000361/#Director

I mean the man even though he always had the VERY BEST actors in most of his movies, he still failed to give us anything memorable and worthy. Other than Scarface that we all remember for the incredible acting of the legendary Al Pacino (he is the man), most likely his rest work is pretty much mediocre. Especially his desperate constant attempts to direct ala Hitchcock in so many of his films, make him look like a clown! Anyways, i keep Carlito's Way & Scarface only because of Al Pacino and Body Double because of the good scenario and cinematography and rest i throw it to the trashcan. Thoughts?