Stash

Comedy (2007) 75 minutes ~ Color

STASH follows the misadventures of Jimmy Fox (Brian King), a good-hearted nebbish, who hits on the business idea of a lifetime. For a modest fee, he and his cousin Bobby (Will Clinger) come to your home (in the event of your death) and secretly remove all your porn before your spouse or children have a chance to find it. Jimmy calls the process “PMR” (post mortem retrieval).

But major trouble is on the horizon. Jimmy’s long suffering wife Alice (Mary Kay Cook), is at her wits end. Jimmy’s in-laws, the Bookenlachers (Marilyn Chambers and Tim Kazurinsky), are threatening legal Action. But it all finally comes to a head when a mysterious client known only as Mister X (Jim Carrane) walks through Jimmy’s door.

A sinister-looking children’s entertainer, a man obsessed with clowns, Mister X touches off a deep-rooted vein of paranoia within Jimmy But when Jimmy finally works up the nerve to sneak into Mister X’s basement crawlspace, the story takes an unexpected turn. In the end, Jimmy learns that nothing is as it seems.

Steeped in pitch black satire, told in the style of mock Documentary, STASH is a delicate balance of character richness and knife-edged parody.

Director: Jay Bonansinga

Writer: Jay Bonansinga

Stars: Tim Kazurinsky, Marilyn Chambers, Brian King, and Mary Kay Cook