Body Parts

Bill Chrushank, a psychologist working with killers, is on his way to the prison when a horrific car crash occurs. The accident leaves him severely injured and he loses one arm. The event sets the stage for the medical experiments that follow.

At the hospital, Dr. Agatha Webb pushes Bill's wife to consent to an experimental transplant using the killer's arm. Bill awakens after the surgery and begins to adjust to his new limb. The procedure raises hopes for recovery but hints at future complications.

Bill is released from the hospital and tries to resume his work at the prison. He initially settles into a routine, but the new arm feels unfamiliar and sometimes unreliable. The sense of normalcy is fragile and tinged with unease.

Soon Bill begins seeing horrific visions as if he is committing murders while using the arm. He also experiences moments where the arm seems to act on its own, undermining his control. The experience blurs the line between medicine and menace.

A prison convict mentions the tattoo on the arm is linked to death row inmates. A police check of Bill’s new fingerprints reveals the arm belonged to Charley Fletcher, a notorious serial killer who was executed. The truth shakes Bill to his core.

Dr. Webb reveals two other patients, Mark Draper and Remo Lacey, who received the killer's legs and other arm. Bill visits Remo, who has become successful painting with his new limb. Bill tries to warn them that they may be seeing what the killer saw, but Remo ignores the warning.

Remo's paintings bring him wealth, and Bill's warnings go unheeded as Remo dismisses the danger. The two men drift apart as Remo chases fame and the arm's visions seem to grow stronger for Bill. The conflict heightens the tension around the transplant.

Bill confronts Remo and Mark at a bar when a drunk patron demands to see Bill's arm. A violent bar fight erupts, and Bill showcases his enhanced strength as he takes down several attackers before security intervenes. The incident confirms to Bill that the arm’s power is real and dangerous.

Back home, Mark's legs suddenly fail and he calls Bill in fear. Bill arrives to find Mark dead with both legs missing, a chilling sign that the arm transfer is connected to killings. He realizes the danger has escalated beyond their control.

Charley Fletcher, still alive with a head transplant, reappears and attacks Remo, tearing off his arm and flinging him out a window. The killer's remnants begin to assert themselves in the world again. The scene raises the stakes of the confrontation.

At a traffic light, Charley pulls up beside Bill and handcuffs his wrist to Bill's. A tense pursuit follows as Charley speeds away while the detective tries to keep up. Bill uses the detective's gun to snap the makeshift cuff and escape danger.

Bill and the detective track Charley back to the hospital where Charley's torso and limbs lie in a glass case. Dr. Webb reveals she is ready to reclaim the arm, and Charley knocks Bill unconscious to seize control again. The hospital becomes a battleground between science and revenge.

Bill wakes strapped to an operating table as Dr. Webb advances with a circular saw. After breaking his restraints, Bill fights Charley for a shotgun, and Charley is killed when Bill snaps his neck and destroys the jointed limbs. The fall of Charley brings a fragile peace, but violence lingers.

Bill sits with his wife in a park, reflecting on the strange journey and the arm that now seems to work. In his journal he notes there have been no further problems since Charley's death, and he remains grateful for Dr. Webb and Charley for the new arm. The ending frames a cautious, uneasy peace.