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MRR Review: "The Iceman"  -- Rating: R (some sexual content,
pervasive language, and strong violence) Length: 106 minutes
Release Date: May 3, 2013 Directed by: Ariel Vromen Genre:
Crime/Drama/Thriller  "The Iceman" is the fictionalized
retelling of the true-life story of mob hitman and probable
serial killer Richard Kuklinski. When Kuklinski was arrested in
1986 for killing an estimated 100 to 250 people, his family had
no idea that he was a ruthless killer. Instead, they knew a
devoted family man who provided for his family as a banker.
However, after he was caught, Kuklinski bragged that he killed
his first victim when he was a young teenager. It is this
dichotomy between Kuklinski's home and work life that director
Ariel Vromen uses to create a multifaceted account of a cold-
blooded killer.  The film opens in 1964, when Kuklinski had just
begun to court his future wife, Deborah Pellicotti. Although
Kuklinski is bootlegging pornographic movie