I had never heard about this Canadian horror but it was good and with fine acting.
Especially Brad Dourif as Remo the painter and Lindsay Dunkan as the Doctor
surgeon Agatha Webb were impressive and Jeff Fahey was OK too.
The Gore effects were good and the Car Crash scene was also impressive for
a limited budget. The Canadian Toronto Cronenbergian light is always nice.

Bill Crushank (Jeff Fahey) works as a psychologist, he teaches students and he
writes a thesis, and then there's an accident. A Car crash where he barely survives
and loses his arm. Bill's wife Karen (Kim Delaney) says yes when the surgeon
Agatha Webb (Dunkan) offers a new human arm.

But why are there armed guards in the operation room ? Why is there a tattoo
only seen on Death Row prisoners ? Who did the arm belong to before ?
Dr. Webb assures Bill that the arm is his now and that it can't do anything
that he doesn't want it to do ...

Film presented in 2.35:1 widescreen ratio and with english audio 5.1 or 2.0
DTS-HD MA with english subtitles. Extras:

Audio commentary with co-writer and director Eric Red
Deleted footage with audio commentary by Eric Red (10 minutes)
Interview with Eric Red (52 minutes)
Interview with editor Anthony Redman (22 minutes)
Interview with actor Paul Ben-Victor (14 minutes)
Interview with actor Peter Murnik (17 minutes)
Stills Gallery, Trailer and TV spot