A Fatal Inversion (1992)

Friends, an inherited house and a decade old murder turn things upside down in Fatal Inversion, A (1992). Adam (Douglas Hodge) inherits a house from his uncle, so instead of traveling abroad as he planned, he invites his pal Rufus (Jeremy Northam) to share his new digs.  A wild mix of houseguests comes and goes creating excitement and tension.  Fast forward ten years when the bodies of a young woman and infant are found in the woods behind the house, and Adam’s past begins to catch up with him. 

Boys will be boys, and sometimes boys will be naked.  Northam presents the classic “hey is that his wiener” debate in two scenes. Keep your fingers busy using freeze frame to settle the argument for yourself.   There’s no debating the fact that his fine backside is on display. Not to be outdone, Hodge flaunts his frame in a Speedo and then shows full on side skin while drying off after a swim.