Snuffing out the bad and merely annoying
“Stressed to Kill” stars Bill Oberst, Jr., as Bill, a constantly angry middle-aged guy who suffers a near-fatal heart attack and is ordered by his doctor to identify and eliminate stresses from his life. So Bill begins killing the people who upset him. His weapon: poison darts. Pretty soon, Bill’s blood pressure drops and he begins to enjoy life again, but complicating his new lease on life is a cop (Armand Assante) who begins to close in on Bill after he connects him with the “Dartman” killings sweeping the city.<br /><br />Reminiscent of “Death Wish,” “Stressed to Kill” has a vigilante justice plot with a twist. Though Bill seeks out some criminals, he also kills merely annoying or inconsiderate people. As he eliminates them one by one, he does so content in the belief that he’s following his cardiologist’s orders. The film works as an action drama as well as a clever commentary on modern-day stress, which most viewers can relate to. If the film exaggerates the remedy for stress for dramatic effect, it highlights the fact that there is a great deal of pent-up, seething rage among us.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : After suffering a heart attack, Bill (Bill Oberst Jr). is advised by his doctor to identify and eliminate the stresses from his life. Determined to live to a ripe old age, Bill takes his doctor's advice literally and begins silently killing the people who anger him with poisonous darts. Almost immediately, Bill's blood pressure drops, and he begins to enjoy life once again. Unfortunately, the stresses closer to home are not so easily removed, and Bill struggles to keep his blood pressure levels in check. Also complicating Bill's new healthier state of being is a psychotic cop (Armand Assante) who begins to close in on Bill after he connects him to the stress-inspired "Dartman" killings that are sweeping the city. Pursued by the cop, Bill and his half-witted friend Stan (Marshal Hilton) are forced to come up with a clever plan in order to keep themselves out of jail. The plan involves taking care of a constant source of stress for Stan, and addressing Bill's marital problems once and for all..