The St. Valentine's Day Massacre with Jason Robards Jr.: DVD Cover
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The St. Valentine's Day Massacre Director: Roger Corman Cast: Jason Robards Jr., George Segal, Ralph Meeker, Jean Hale

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/23/2006
  • Original Release: 1967
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 18,658

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Disc #1 -- The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
1. It Really Happened [2:33]
2. Main Titles [1:14]
3. The Underworld's Underlings [6:21]
4. How the Big Boys Play [4:43]
5. Weiss's Warning [2:21]
6. How to Impress the Boss [2:44]
7. The North Side Boys [3:30]
8. Payback [2:24]
9. The Road to Capone [2:11]
10. The Setup [:22]
11. Pete and Myrtle [2:31]
12. The Death of Patsy [11:46]
13. Bills to Pay [4:32]
14. Room to Kill [3:13]
15. Backroom Plans [2:53]
16. A Valentine for Bugs [7:01]
17. Las Morning of Their Lives [4:46]
18. Garlic Bullets for Bugs [3:34]
19. Two That Lived [3:51]
20. End Titles [2:45]

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Schlockmeister Roger Corman produced this graphically violent chronicle of the Chicago gangster wars of the 1920s and the events that lead to the bloody title showdown between rival mobsters Al Capone (Jason Robards) and Bugs Moran (Ralph Meeker) that marked a brutal end to a terrifying era. Fred Steiner's film score is effectively mixed with popular songs from the 1920s, and the re-creation of gangster-era Chicago is a credit to the set designers. Historic and insightful narration is dramatically provided by Paul Frees, giving the film the flavor of a docudrama. Jean Hale plays Moran's gun moll, who is mercilessly kneed in the stomach while arguing over a fur coat. Though The St. Valentine's Day Massacre was heralded by critics at the time of its initial release, their opinion of the film has changed with each decade as they waver on the cinematic value of all of Corman's work. Audiences continue to relish the film, which is often shown on the anniversary of the bloody executions. Watch for Jack Nicholson as one of the unfortunate victims. Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide

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