Stumped (Video 1998)

Lisa is a hand model whose career is totally dependent on the health and condition of her hands. After losing her left hand in an automobile accident, her career is destroyed and her ... See full summary »

Director:

Michael Legge

Writer:

Michael Legge

Stars:

Marcie Payne, Michael Legge, Debbie Rochon

Cast

Cast overview:
Marcie Payne	...	Lisa
Michael Legge	...	Lt. Dannon (as Mike Legge)
Debbie Rochon	...	Clarice
Jasi Cotton Lanier	...	Andrea (as Roxanne Michaels)
Carl Russo	...	Dex
Edward Mastin	...	Leon (as Ed Mastin)
Ann Rott	...	Mrs. Volpe
Jerry Sullivan	...	Pick-up Rider
Ron Bonk	...	Pick-up Driver

Storyline

Lisa is a hand model whose career is totally dependent on the health and condition of her hands. After losing her left hand in an automobile accident, her career is destroyed and her boyfriend leaves her. Events take a supernatural turn when her missing hand appears and begins to communicate her, urging them to team up to attack those who wronged her.

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Genres:

Horror | Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Syracuse, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Salt City Home Video

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Actress Marcie Payne's first name is spelled "Marcie" in the opening credits and "Marci" in the closing credits.

User Reviews

Okay.

I saw this movie as a bonus feature on the Gutpile DVD. (As far as I know, that's the only place it's available.) And I'm prepared to say: Stumped is an okay film.

It isn't great, but it certainly isn't bad.

On the positive, it's creative and clever at times and contains some genuine laughs.

On the negative, it's boring at times and tends to move slowly.

Also on the positive, it features Debbie Rochon, but back to the negative, it generally wastes her talents and doesn't give her much to do.

All in all this movie is decent. It has considerable potential but simply doesn't push far enough in any one direction. If you ever have the opportunity to watch Stumped, you might as well, but I wouldn't go out of your way.