Nico (Peter Falk) is a nefarious smack dealer posing as the leader of a merry band of beatniks. He's also a psychopath who enjoys watching people die. One of Nico's victims has a brother named Cliff (Jack Betts) who becomes vengeful and delves into the dank underbelly of beatnik culture, looking for clues. He soon discovers that he's the only one, except for one woman (Barbara Lord), with a functioning conscience or brain.
THE BLOODY BROOD is packed with philosophical musings (aka: claptrap) about life, death, work, etc. There are classic quotes like: "Did he die, or was he murdered by life?" Wow! In addition, there are lots of wacky dance moves, important-looking goatees, bongo drums, and a sea of turtleneck sweaters!
Falk is sublime in his dastardly role, making us stare wide-eyed as he commands the stage!
So, pull up a throw-pillow, put on some sandals and Ray-Bans, and tune in to the scene...
THE BLOODY BROOD is packed with philosophical musings (aka: claptrap) about life, death, work, etc. There are classic quotes like: "Did he die, or was he murdered by life?" Wow! In addition, there are lots of wacky dance moves, important-looking goatees, bongo drums, and a sea of turtleneck sweaters!
Falk is sublime in his dastardly role, making us stare wide-eyed as he commands the stage!
So, pull up a throw-pillow, put on some sandals and Ray-Bans, and tune in to the scene...