Taking out one's frustrations with a lethal tool....
“The Driller Killer,&#34; directed by Abel Ferrara, focuses on Reno Miller (Ferrara), a painter who shares a New York rundown apartment with two lesbians (Carolyn Marz, Baybi Day). He can’t make ends meet because he’s taking too long to complete his latest work. He is constantly distracted from his painting and slowly loses his mind when a band called The Roosters in the apartment below practices loudly night and day. When pressures become unbearable, Reno grabs a power drill and takes out his frustrations on a harmless vagrant.<br /><br />This is a film where the title is far more intense than the actual movie. Like the original “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “The Driller Killer” sets the viewer up for quite a fright fest. Unfortunately, the film kind of lumbers along. The first killing doesn’t occur until about 40 minutes in, and only two are particularly bloody and gruesome. Most of the time, the film is laid back, a quality most fans of gore cinema don’t appreciate.<br /><br />Ferrara’s background was in porn. This was his first non-porn movie, and it reflects a director not completely sure of himself. Performances are stiff, and opportunities to build suspense aren’t properly tapped. He spends a great deal of time letting us know Reno and establishing his devotion to art, but payoff is meager. What is successful is the depiction of the New York punk scene of the late 1970s and the type of lifestyle that gave birth to punk. Cinematographers Ken Kelsch and James Lemmo contribute rich atmosphere to the night scenes. Ferrara reveals his porn background in a lurid shower scene with ample close-ups that has nothing to do with the story, and exists purely as exploitation.<br /><br />Bonus features on the newly restored unrated Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include audio commentary by director and star Abel Ferrrara; brand new interview with Ferrara; visual essay guide to the films and career of Abel Ferrara; “Mulberry St.,” Ferrara’s feature-length 2010 documentary portrait of the New York location that has played a key role in his life and work; theatrical trailer; and reversible sleeve containing original and newly commissioned artwork.
The movie title "Driller Killer, The (2-Disc Special Edition) [Blu-ray + DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.3 from 244 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In career that has encompassed such controversial classics as Ms. 45, Bad Lieutenant and Welcome to New York, none of Abel Ferrara’s films have quite managed to match the shock, extremity and downright notorious nature of The Driller Killer..