
Smokin' Stogies
When ruthless NY Mob boss Tony Batts sends his trusted Capo Vinnie Marscone to Miami to trace $1 million in smuggled, but now missing, Cuban Cohiba cigars, things start to heat up. The Mob in Miami are also trying to help Vinnie find the missing Havana's ...but are they? Marscone is led on wild goose chases, kidnapped and held at gunpoint. With a fast boat, a beautiful blonde and a narcotics sniffing ex-U.S. Customs dog named "Bruno" Vinney tries to save the cigars and his life.
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Plot Summary
This documentary follows the controversial and often outrageous radio personality Howard Stern and his Wack Pack as they navigate life and the entertainment industry. It showcases behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and classic moments from The Howard Stern Show, offering a glimpse into the unique world that garnered a massive and dedicated following.
Critical Reception
Smokin' Stogies received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often acknowledging its candid portrayal of Howard Stern's broadcasting style and the often bizarre but loyal characters of his show. While some praised its raw energy and humor, others found it to be juvenile and offensive, reflecting the polarizing nature of Stern himself.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its unfiltered look at Howard Stern's controversial radio show and its unique cast of characters.
- Criticized by some for its vulgarity and lack of substantial narrative.
- Seen as a fascinating, albeit often uncomfortable, insight into a media phenomenon.
Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be a hilarious and eye-opening look at Howard Stern's career and the colorful personalities that defined his show. Many appreciated the uncensored content and the behind-the-scenes access, though a segment of viewers found it excessively crude.
Fun Fact
The documentary features interviews with many of the Wack Pack members, whose unique and often eccentric personalities became a hallmark of The Howard Stern Show.
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