There, she hid in her living room closet as her daughter Marlene McFly (Michael J.Fox) was inviting her grandparents George (Crispin Glover/Jeffrey Weissman) and Lorraine McFly (Lea Thompson) into the house for instant pizza dinner.He would ingeniously transport his crop in refrigerated train cars long distances across the country to far-away wintry markets (such as NYC) to keep the produce fresh:"I got the idea from an article I read.He mocks Munny""s efforts:You don""t look like no rootin""-tootin"", son-of-a-bitchin"", cold-blooded assassin.This was simultaneously occurring as Michael (with Vincent""s aid) was carrying out brutal attacks against all of the Corleone""s enemies, including the shooting of Archbishop Gilday, and the poisoning murders (by poisoned cannoli and tea, respectively) of Don Altobello who was watching the opera, and of the new and honest Pope John Paul I/Cardinal Lamberto (Raf Vallone), to whom Michael had confessed his sins earlier: ("I betrayed my wife.It was only in the mixed-message ending when the freaks took savage and sadistic revenge.Overall, it made most audiences uncomfortable and engendered fright, uneasiness and animosity.In 1947 after WWII, exhibition rights were sold and acquired by second-rate, exploitation filmmaker/distributor Dwain Esper for the next 25 years.