Originally conceived as a two-part TV pilot, The Scarface Mob is a gritty and thrilling dramatization of Eliot Nesss account of his hunt for ruthless gangster Al Capone in Chicago during the prohibition. The film would go on to spawn The Untouchables, one of the most widely celebrated TV crime dramas of all time.Chicago, 1929. Al Capones ruthless gang of thugs are dealing in bootleg booze in blatant defiance of Prohibition laws, and paying off corrupt cops and crooked politicians to stay out of their way. That is, until Federal Investigator Eliot Ness is tasked with bringing down Capones criminal empire. To aid him in this task, he assembles a crack team of men he is sure will be incorruptible, to identify and sabotage the Capone gangs distilleries. But when Capone, Scarface himself, gets wind that his operation is under threat, he decides to take matters into his own hands.Tautly directed by film noir veteran Phil Karlson (The Phenix City Story) and featuring memorable performances by Robert Stack (Written on the Wind) as the righteous Eliot Ness and Neville Brand (Riot in Cell Block 11) as the unhinged Al Capone, The Scarface Mob is a tense crime drama waiting to be rediscovered.LIMITED EDITION CONTENTSHigh Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentationOriginal uncompressed dual mono 2.0 audioOptional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearingGang Busters, a brand new video essay on the film and the career of director Phil Karlson by film critic David CairnsPhilip Kemp on The Scarface Mob, a brand new video essay on the career of Eliot Ness and his depictions on film, including The Scarface Mob, by film critic Philip KempTheatrical trailerGallery of original posters, lobby cards and publicity photos provided by The Scarface Mob and The Untouchables archivist Kelly LynchReversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jennifer DionisioSix postcard-sized lobby card reproductionsDouble-sided fold-out poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jennifer DionisioIllustrated collectors booklet featuring new writing on the film by Barry Forshaw and liner notes on The Untouchables by Dan Lynch and Kelly Lynch