Abel Ferrara Only Went Hollywood Once, but It Resulted in a Horror Classic
The maverick director of indie landmarks like "King of New York" and "The Bad Lieutenant" had a bad time in the studio system, but the movie that resulted — the 1993 horror film "Body Snatchers" — is a miracle of both personal expression and studio scale.
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