Powder (1995)

When a sheriff investigates the death of an elderly man living out in the country, he makes an unusual discovery: her teenage grandson (Sean Patrick Flannery) has been living in her basement. But in Powder (1995), he isn’t some slacker getting high and playing video games. He’s been kept down there because of his unusual appearance and “special powers”. Yes, Jeremy "Powder" Reed's mom was struck by lightning while pregnant, which gave him all sorts of superpowers from telepathy and electromagnetism to having the highest IQ ever recorded. Jessie Caldwell (Mary Steenburgen) gets the brilliant idea to put him in normal school, so of course he's relentlessly bullied. But from talking to dying people telepathically to making a hunter feel the pain a deer he shot felt before dying, Powder and his powers will change the people around him in ways they couldn't imagine. But can the world embrace someone so unlike themselves? It's an interesting question, but one that got overshadowed by all sorts of controversy when it came out that the writer/director Victor Salva had been convicted of molesting a little boy and served time in prison before making the movie. Jeepers Creepers (2001) what a terrible decision! But forget about Salva and get to salivating to Sean Patrick Flannery's body! Now, there are more traditional naked looks at Sean Patrick Flannery in stuff like The Boondock Saints (1999) but if you're a bit kinky and like them pasty and tasty, Powder has some good looks at Sean without his clothes on. Flannery is a buff young cutie even with the disconcerting white makeup that covers his otherwise skintastic shape. In one uncomfortable scene, he is stripped naked by a group of bullies. His manberries stay covered, but there is some butt to behold as well as some side skin. Bullies would strip him naked? Bullcrap! That scene was for fans' viewing pleasure! Oh baby does Sean Patrick Flannery have an ass we'd like to powder!