I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight

The story follows Jon Pigeon, a virginal nerd who finds himself in a sex research institute filled with quirky situations. As he attempts to woo the office secretary Cheryl, he creates a machine named Agnes that releases a 'sonic aphrodisiac.' While his romantic endeavors with Cheryl do not go as planned, the machine produces unexpected results on his boss and a prude colleague, leading to humorous chaos.

This film captures the spirit of 1970s comedies with its outrageous premise and bold humor. The cast includes notable actors like Barry Andrews, James Booth, and Sally Faulkner, who contribute to the film's comedic tone. Fans of the genre will appreciate the film's playful approach to themes of sexuality and relationships, making it a notable entry in the comedy landscape of its time.