Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator (1989)

Director:

Don Nardo

Writers:

Peter Jones (writer)
Don Nardo (writer)

Genre:

Comedy | Horror

Tagline:

Don't throw your love away. Burn it.

Plot Keywords:

Sex | Imperative In Title | Reference To William Shakespeare | Breaking The Fourth Wall | Reference To Ludwig Von Beethoven

Cast

Catherine Dee	...	Stephanie / Casey
William Dame	...	Paul / Jared
M.R. Murphy	...	Roberta / Robert
Dennis Cunningham	...	Nick / Rory
Paul Nielsen	...	Henchman / Butler
Andy Milk	...	Henchman / Chauffer
Phil Vincent	...	Bad Tempered Man
Paula Lee Gangemi	...	Instructor
Neil McGarry	...	The Cyclist
Nicola Kerwin	...	Woman Holding Photos
Judy St. James	...	Woman with Nail File
Karen A. Santos	...	Woman with Towel
Dana Nardo	...	Young Man on Machine
Paul Michael Shea	...	Tall Man in Hangar
Jess Pauley	...	Pilot
Jim Ruberti	...	Harry
Maria Talen	...	Harry's Wife

Directed by
Don Nardo

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Peter Jones		writer
Don Nardo		writer

Produced by
Don Nardo	....	producer

Distributors

• Troma Entertainment (1989) (USA) (theatrical)
• Media Home Entertainment (1990) (USA) (VHS)
• Entertainment 7 (2000) (Non-USA) (all media)
• Brentwood Home Video (2004) (USA) (DVD)

Also Known As:

Runtime:

98 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13 | Australia:M

Quotes:

Paul:Roberta? Who's Roberta? As a matter of fact, who are you?

Twisted Illusions

A PG-13 Troma movie? Yeah, and it's actually a pretty good one at that. So, obviously Stuff Stephanie In The Incinerator isn't "Decampitated good", or "Blood Sucking Freaks good", but rather "why is this a Troma movie good". Don't worry, it's still a bad movie. Aside from the catchy title, Don't Stuff Stephanie In The Incinerator is fairly normal... well, normal compared to any other Troma title I've seen. No Gore, or even nudity that I can recall, just a decent, well-thought-out story, with plenty of twists, and even some passable acting along the way. A story that shows exactly how far rich people, with too much time on their hands, will go to amuse themselves. Apparently, after achieving wealth, role-playing games are the next step to achieving true bliss. Not just any Role-playing games, but entire scenarios, outrageous scenarios, which could last for days, or even weeks at a time. living as their chosen character, and following the script till the very end. We the viewer are oblivious to when one scenario ends and another begins. A story with enough twists to keep just about anyone on their toes. Definitely interesting enough to keep you awake too. Well, the truth is, most people, or even most fans of bad movies would probably see this movie as a confusing, low-budget joke, and a waste of your time and money, not to mention Troma's money. And you're right, this movie will most likely never be apart of the Tromasterpiece Collection, But stick with it till the end, friend, and you'll see that Stuff Stephanie In The Incinerator, at the very least, is intriguing.... well, despite the fact that no one really ever gets stuffed in anything, but intriguing, nonetheless. 6/10