Body Parts (1991) Bar Fight Scene, Blu ray Widescreen

Описание: BODY PARTS

Where does evil live, the heart, the mind
or the flesh?

1991 Paramount Pictures

Rated-R

Media Format: ‎ Blu-ray, Widescreen Edition Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 NTSC, Subtitled

Scene: The three amputee victims of infamous serial killer Charley Fletcher: Bill Crushank (Jeff Fahey), Remo Lacey (Brad Dourif) and Mark Draper (Peter Murnik) form a bond while having drink and toast to Charley in a bar, the one who created their living nightmare, but are rudely interrupted by a drunk (Peter MacNeill) who wants to take a closer look at Dr. Webb's diabolical creation.

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After a Criminal Psychologist professor loses his arm in a tragic car accident he is surgically replaced, unbeknownst to him, with the arm of a serial killer. Starring Jeff Fahey ("The Execution of Raymond Graham" TV Movie, "Wyatt Earp"), Lindsay Duncan ("Last Passenger"), Kim Delaney ("Serial Killer", "NYPD Blue" TV Series, "Something is Out There" TV Series, "Tour of Duty" TV Series, "10.5: Apocalypse") Brad Dourif ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", "The Exorcist III: Legion", "Spontaneous Combustion", "Hidden Agenda"), John Walsh ("Durham County" TV Series, "Killer Wave"), Peter Murnik ("At The Gates", "Disturbed"), Zakes Mokae, Paul Ben-Victor, James Kidnie, Peter MacNeill. Directed By Eric Red ("The Hitcher", "Near Dark", "Blue Steel"). Written By Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac ("Diabolique" and "Eyes Without a Face") and Patricia Herskovic ("Deadly Blessing").

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