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Stuck
Stuck tells the process to figure out the next step of action of a child support worker named Brandi, after she caused a traffic accident and then fled. Brandi characters taken from Jawan Mallard pattern, cardboard to homeless man named Glen Gregory Biggs and leave the victim lodged in the windshield of her to death.
8 April 1978, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
5 February 1946, Chicago, Illinois, USA
20 January 1983, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
8 May 1960, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
July 11, 2008
Stuck lost me the moment it started going for cheap laughs. Are we really meant to snicker at his suffering and at this awful, awful woman?
July 18, 2008
Stuck gives a boost to the dramatic elements of the story, while preserving the stern lesson about a society crumbling under the weight of self-interest and moral decay.
January 09, 2009
Stuck is disturbing in all the right ways, turning an incredible real-life story of human callousness and suffering into a tawdry entertainment that makes guffawing, sociopathic rubbernecks of us all.
February 06, 2009
You could see it all as a darkly bizarre tale that just might be true
December 30, 2010
Darkly funny morality tale for mature gore lovers.
December 16, 2008
As the title of this splatter comedy by writer-director Stuart Gordon indicates, he's like a bug stuck to her windshield, and that's about the level of humanity and insight one can expect here.
January 09, 2009
It's a shaggy-dog story that spirals into garage Grand Guignol, with Suvari and Rea well-matched in uneasy roles.
October 18, 2008
It's a grueling little noirish thriller with slasher-worthy gore.
July 18, 2008
You might hope for fiction to bring insight to senseless cruelty, rather than augment the ignominy of the original crime.
January 09, 2009
Gordon has directed drama, such as Mamet's 'Edmond', but also visceral horror movies like 'Re-Animator'. Elements of both are evident in this taut psychological thriller.
February 22, 2014
Stuck is not only the most entertaining horror flick to hit North American theatres this year, it's arguably the top Canadian shocker of all time.