I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight!
- 1976 film
I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight!
Jon Pigeon is lucky enough to work in a sex research institute, but spends far too much of his time lusting hopelessly after pretty office secretary Cheryl. That is, until he invents an amazing machine that emits a powerful sonic aphrodisiac capable of instantly turning any man or woman into a sex maniac. But Jon's "sex ray" requires a bit of practice, and there are a few hilarious misfires and unexpected orgies before he gets to turn on the right girl!
This cheeky 1970s sex comedy stars Barry Andrews (Rentadick) as the hapless sex-ray inventor and James Booth (Auf Wiedersehen Pet) as his demented boss, and is notable for a raunchy opening sequence featuring British porn queen Mary Millington - credited as "Mary Maxted" - and a caricature of Mary Whitehouse ("Mrs Watchtower"), who also finds herself on the receiving end of Jon's magic beam...
Only previously available in a heavily edited version on VHS with 20 minutes removed, this DVD contains the complete and uncut version, only previously seen in cinemas.
First released: Monday 23rd November 2009
DVD- Distributor: Strike Force Entertainment
- Region: All
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: SNFILM1016
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