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Worth a Rewatch: Say hello to 'Scarface' (1932), a blood-soaked tribute to Al Capone nearly eviscerated by censors
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Worth a Rewatch: Say hello to 'Scarface' (1932), a blood-soaked tribute to Al Capone nearly eviscerated by censors
Still from Scarface (1932) — courtesy of Universal Pictures Welcome back to Worth a Rewatch — new reviews and reevaluations of old films featured at Iowa’s nonprofit cinemas. Think of it as a small historical adventure, an investigation of an artifact and perhaps, the way that artifact’s meaning has changed over time. Today we look at Howard Hawks’ 1932 gangster magnum opus Scarface, which the Bijou Film Board will be screening at FilmScene on S…
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