The Cocaine Fiends / The Pace That Kills (Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Picture Vol. 16) Dead Formats featuring a trove of Brazil-iana

featuring a trove of Brazil-iana from Gilliam’s personal collection (Blu-ray only)

irretrievably so — that is

It reverts the character names back to those in the novel and is supplemented with restored

The Count then makes a startling suggestion – that he will kill Stefano’s wife if Stefano kills the Count’s brother

Presented in a radically conceived two­part structure and shot with a perceptive

The Cocaine Fiends / The Pace That Kills (Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Picture Vol. 16) Dead Formats featuring a trove of Brazil-ianaA cocaine snorting gangster (Noel Madison) lures a small town waitress (Thelma Daniels) to the big city, where a series of tragedies unfold. When her brother (Dean Benton) attempts to locate her, he falls into his own whirlpool of drugs and moral degradation. The 1928 silent version (The Pace That Kills) was so successful that producer Willis Kent remade it seven years later, and released it under a variety of titles, including The Cocaine Fiends, as