Let's be realistic.

disgusting, overrated, pointless

Brilliant and touching

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

While mucking around on the school computer trying to change his grades, geeky Howard Duckell, receives a zap that imbues him with mind-controlling powers. Which he uses to embarrass his sister, school bully, and help his equally dorky friend out. He also has to deal with a scientist who's trying to take the powers away from him and get the girl he's interested in without using said powers. None of the above are particular funny in any sense. Furthermore, the film that this seems to want to emulate "Zapped" is endlessly better so watch that movie instead.Eye Candy: Cecilia Bergqvist gets topless; Stacy Burke, Brandy Miller, & Darby O'Riley provide the T&A; Sandy Wasko shows everything (Summer Altice & Cindy Campbell get topless in the DVD deleted scenes) DVD Extras: Director's Commentary; slide-show gallery; 23 deleted & extended scenes (with nudity); Promotional trailer for this film; and Trailer for "the Hazing"Easter Egg: In the extras menu Highlight the teacher's panties and click on them for a short clip of Amy Brasette (no nudity)

It's about time they made more movies like this. I don't know about you but I'm sick of horror movies with no nudity. Paris Hilton was doing a striptease while camping near a town run by a family of serial killers and there STILL wasn't any nudity! Bloody hell! There, got that off my chest. Now...This movie is so similar to the old 80's teen sex comedies that you almost forget it wasn't made in the 80's until you see/hear a few modern references. They even used Sound FX from "Zapped".The main character in this movie possesses the ability to both read minds and to control other people's minds. Anything from simply making them think about something to making them fart to forcing them to adopt a different personality.

OK, so this is a low-budget take-off of eighties teen sex comedies like Zapped and Weird Science. But if you can accept sometimes painfully hokey lines and antics, then there are nice comic bits in this movie along with some nice eye-candy girls. There are also many groan- inducing comic bits as well, which is I guess part of the package. It at least keeps moving, and has a variety of different types of mental powers gags, rather than dull repetition. Amy Brassette is great though underutilized as Howard's nagging older sister, with occasional bits like an amazing run of impressions in a single take. Cecilia Bergqvist was hokey as the supposedly-plain-but-clearly-hot teacher, but she made up for it by being hilarious as a teenage boy in her body (particularly the hilarious shot in the bathroom). The others are mostly mediocre. Incidentally, the DVD I got was loaded with stuff for such a low-budget production -- I'm not sure how they managed that.

It's impossible for me to remember a worse movie than this. I fast-forwarded the stupidest parts of the movie, but the rest was still just awful. Plain awful. Awful and stupid.The sex scenes were not interesting or compelling. The supposedly funny scenes were not.The fact that it was re-cut and re-released under a completely different name should give you a clue as to the movie's worth.The fact that they put the actor who voices the Chief on Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex in stockings and a garter just makes me want to cry.Avoid this movie at all costs. You will never regain any time wasted watching it.