I'm Not Feeling Myself tonight (1976) - Joseph McGrath

'Dr Smith to The Ejaculation room!'

In order to seduce an attractive work colleague he secretly lusts after, sexually frustrated sex researcher Jon Pigeon (Barry Andrews) invents a portable aphrodisiac-transmitter, which leads lustily to multitudinously pulchritudinous jackanapes in boisterous Brit-smut absurdity I'm Not Feeling Myself tonight. David Mcgillvray's stupendously silly premise is brought to low brow life by girls come first director Joseph McGrath, blessed with a game cast, including a salacious snippet of Mary Millington, and James Booth mugging up a storm as the rapaciously randy boss Mr. Nutbrown. Playing out like a painfully overextended Benny Hill skit, this bombastic barrage of bawdy buffoonery is manifestly not subtle, ageing about as well as Barry Andrews consistently egregious outfits, but any film that references 'Nipple Distension Tests' is not entirely without value.