David DeFalco
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David DeFalco is a former professional wrestler turned movie director. DeFalco directed The Back Lot Murders (2002) and the 2005 movie Chaos, which Roger Ebert gave zero stars.
An account of a screening of the movie Chaos, attended by DeFalco, was posted on Roger Ebert's website, detailing DeFalco's shouting of, "I'm a demon" and, "I'm the king of violence", going on to threaten critics in the audience, saying, "You saw what's on screen! You know what I'M capable of!" He then sat through the screening drinking soda from the neck of a plastic baby doll, which he claimed was real. [1]
DeFalco also produced and starred in Gangland (2000) and Redemption (2002).
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