Stuck

Sotto l'effetto di alcol e stupefacenti, l'infermiera professionista Brandi Boski investe il povero Thomas Bardo, ex account manager disoccupato e senza fissa dimora. Allorchè l'uomo gli rimane incastrato nel parabrezza e non volendo compromettere la sua imminente promozione, la donna rinuncia a chiamare il 119 sperando di sbarazzarsi così del cadavere una volta parcheggiata [...] Vai alla recensione »

A young female caregiver with a wild side ( Mena Suvari) and a kicked-to-the-streets jobless man ( Stephen Rea) meet decidedly un-cute in director Stuart Gordon's "Stuck," a grisly black comedy of ill manners inspired by the head-spinning case of a Texas nurse's aide who hit a guy with her car and kept him lodged in her windshield in the garage until he died two days later.

There are no supernatural happenings, just people under extreme stress succumbing to their worst instincts, in Stuart Gordon’s grim, expert little thriller “Stuck.” Mr. Gordon has enjoyed a cult following since his 1985 horror hit, “Re-Animator.” And “Stuck,” while not strictly a horror film, is steeped in gore and carries a seam of mocking gallows humor as relentless as that of “Sweeney Todd.