The Erotic Misadventures of the Invisible Man (2003) (V)

User Rating:

4.6/10   

Director:

Rolfe Kanefsky

Writer:

Rolfe Kanefsky (writer)

Release Date:

18 November 2003 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot Keywords:

Lesbian Sex | Invisibility | Erotica | Lesbianism | Party

Cast

Scott Coppola	...	Norman Parent
Gabriella Hall	...	Kelli Parkinson
Doug Merril	...	Robert Bull
Holly Hollywood	...	Becky Lovey (as Stacey Leigh Mobley)
Kim Dawson	...	Madam Nirvana
Braddrik Byrne	...	Dario
Mark Collver	...	Drew Darwin
Craig Peck	...	Paul
Arthur Roberts	...	Fredrick Wolf
Brian Kent	...	Julian Morris
Leslie Olivan	...	Claudia
Rhonda Morh	...	Bonnie (as Rhonda Mohr)
David Robinson	...	Russell Moore
Kimberly Rowe	...	First Asst. Director
Elina Madison	...	Rachal Stevens

MPAA:

Rated R for sexuality, nudity and some language.

Runtime:

99 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Goofs:

Continuity: As the dinner party is starting, it is near dark, probably a half hour from sunset. During the party a platter of food is sent flying out the window and the sky is completely dark. Later, when Norman and his friend leave the party, the sky is near dark, about a half hour from sunset.

Movie Connections:

Edited from "Butterscotch" (1997)

Gripping and entertaining script makes it worth to watch over and over again

The most mysterious outlaw of the history, who is been seeking for TWO CENTURIES had become a national threat and had been investigating through scientific operations. In our time 2003, without any scientific or legal evidence, a mysterious playboy named Norman Parent becomes the first suspect of this long lasting investigation; and the witnesses who are the one night stand lovers of the suspect were getting interrogated. The detective soon will realize that the outlaw is only one man, who is only guilty of sexual harassment; and is also invisible and can travel in time and space. As the story goes further, a Nobel chemistry awarded scientist is employed to solve the mystery of invisibility and to produce the antidote of invisibility.

Holly Hollywood and Gabriella Hall are worth to watch through their funny and unusual relations with the invisible man. The funniest one of the cast is surely the stuttering scientist. He develops an elixir to locate the invisible man, but when he drinks that he begins hiccuping and attracts the women unwillingly; and he is not happy for that, which is so funny and will make every viewer of this movie laugh till they cry.