Another Full-Moon David DeCoteau using a pseudonym movie. An evil scientist, trying to prove the existence of the 8th Dimension, uses unsuspecting street kids as guinea pigs in his experiments. With his latest he puts eyedrops in one of the guy's eyes, warning him that it'll start feeling warm. Once the effects kick in he should be able to look through this microscope looking contraption and see the 8th Dimension. Before this happens, though, the scientist is interrupted by his nymphoid sex-pot wife, who wants his attention. He's more concerned with his experiments than sex. She's having relations with nearly everyone living in their building.When he goes back to check on his experiment he finds the guy dead on the floor, missing his eyeball. The experiment was a great success. His missing eye had grown to huge proportions, assuming the shape and mind of a typical eyeball creature from that other dimension. It wanders around the apartment building, hypnotizing and then having weird sex with some of the women, including the scientist's wife. The scientist ultimately wants to help the creature, as it seems he prefers it to his human brethren.Of course the giant wandering eye is goofy looking, like something out of SPECTRE MAN or JOHNNY SOKO AND HIS GIANT ROBOT. And, as with any Dave DeCoteau movie, more male flesh is exposed than female.A so-so Full Moon endeavor. At least the eyeball was human sized, not this munchkin-looking thing like in every other Charlie Band produced movie.
Another Full-Moon David DeCoteau using a pseudonym movie. An evil scientist, trying to prove the existence of the 8th Dimension, uses unsuspecting street kids as guinea pigs in his experiments. With his latest he puts eyedrops in one of the guy's eyes, warning him that it'll start feeling warm. Once the effects kick in he should be able to look through this microscope looking contraption and see the 8th Dimension. Before this happens, though, the scientist is interrupted by his nymphoid sex-pot wife, who wants his attention. He's more concerned with his experiments than sex. She's having relations with nearly everyone living in their building.When he goes back to check on his experiment he finds the guy dead on the floor, missing his eyeball. The experiment was a great success. His missing eye had grown to huge proportions, assuming the shape and mind of a typical eyeball creature from that other dimension. It wanders around the apartment building, hypnotizing and then having weird sex with some of the women, including the scientist's wife. The scientist ultimately wants to help the creature, as it seems he prefers it to his human brethren.Of course the giant wandering eye is goofy looking, like something out of SPECTRE MAN or JOHNNY SOKO AND HIS GIANT ROBOT. And, as with any Dave DeCoteau movie, more male flesh is exposed than female.A so-so Full Moon endeavor. At least the eyeball was human sized, not this munchkin-looking thing like in every other Charlie Band produced movie.
