HANDS OF A STRANGER 1962 (MILL CREEK)

Strange film and a good concept.

James Stapleton plays a pianist whose hands are crushed in a bizarre accident and a doctor transplants the hands of a gangster onto the man. Lovely Joan Harvey is the sister of the pianist and at first she is against the operation and the doctor who did it, but she slowly comes around to acceptance.

The man kills people in various ways while under the influence of the new hands, and this brings in the police who question the doctor and all involved with the case. Paul Lukather is the doctor who performs the surgery, Larry Haddon is the detective on the case and Irish McCalla is a nurse and finally you have a young and sexy Sally Kellerman as a young woman killed by the maniac.

Sometimes overly talkative, but none the less entertaining.