地狱来的房东

Joe Pesci chews up the screen as Louie Kritski, the ultimate Bronx slumlord in the 1991 comedy *The Super*. This cheapskate squeezes every penny from his tenants in a rundown apartment hellhole, dodging repairs on busted plumbing and flickering lights while playing hardball on rent. Fed-up residents haul him into court, and the judge drops a genius ruling: Louie has to bunk down in his own dump for 120 straight days. He struts in with his signature scowl, pretending nothing fazes him, but the nonstop chaos—leaky roofs, quirky neighbors, endless gripes—forces a wake-up call. Slowly, he rolls up his sleeves, upgrades the joint, and scores some real redemption by finally pushing back against his domineering, fascist old man. Pesci's manic energy turns this fish-out-of-water setup into a riotous crowd-pleaser about tough love and second chanc