LFO: The Movie (2013)

Entirely unrelated to the Abercrombie loving, Chinese food averse boy band from the 90's, the dark science fiction comedy LFO: The Movie (2013) revolves around Robert (Patrik Karlson), a disaffected and reclusive loner who fancies himself an amateur sound engineer. Robert often retreats to his basement full of wires and low frequency oscillators (LFO) to experiment with sound waves. After realizing that certain music people listen to can drive him into an angry rage, he becomes obsessed with the idea that certain sounds can make certain people behave in certain ways. To his surprise, the secluded sound manipulator discovers a certain frequency that allows him to hypnotize people. With his newfound powers of noise, Robert lures his attractive new neighbors Linn and Simon (Johanna Tschig and Per Löfberg) into his house and uses them for his sonic guinea pigs. While under the sound-miester’s control, the totally oblivious couple gets manipulated into an escalating and elaborate role-playing games that allow him to indulge his power-driven fantasies. Robert’s super villainous ways come to a brief halt when his wife, Clara (Ahnna Rasch), is found dead under suspicious circumstances, which forces the mischievous dude to use his sound-making skills on a larger scale to continue his crazy experiment. Eventually, his powers will grow out of control and Robert will have to decide what to do in a world where he can make anyone do what he wants. Thankfully Patrik Karlson cuts through all the noise with a couple looks at his amazing butt as he enthusiastically bangs Johanna Tschig. He's hypnotized her into becoming super horny and wanting to bend over for him, while he's hypnotized her husband into having to watch them do it. What a kinky dude! Mr. Man would love to take her place at a rather high frequency! Patrik’s posterior will have you making some sexually filled sounds of your own watching LFO: The Movie!