The twisted tale of Kenneth, socially insecure technical writer who forms an obsessive relationship with "Nikki", an anatomically accurate silicone sex doll he orders over the Internet.
Directed by Robert Parigi
mannequin
sex shop
obsession
detective
office
neighbor
internet
los angeles, california
apartment building
loner
sex doll
abduction
violence
technical writer
Trailer
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
3.2 / 5
Cast
Desmond Harrington
Kenneth Winslow
Melissa Sagemiller
Lisa Bellmer
Udo Kier
Radley
Rip Torn
Novak
John Cassini
Jason
Brad William Henke
Dotson (as Brad Henke)
Camille Guaty
Counter Girl
Michael Peña
Ramirez
Robert Bagnell
Martin
Ellen Greene
Typing Supervisor
Lyle Kanouse
Stan
Crew
Nicholas Pike
Original Music Composer
Troy Takaki
Editor
Edward R. Pressman
Executive Producer
Bruce Wayne Gillies
Line Producer
Nicholas Pike
Music
Lisa Hoyle
Stunt Double
Angela M. Catanzaro
Assistant Editor
Popular Reviews
17 reviews
Tkii
7.0★ · 01/12/26
Vaya que el trabajo es alienante
Vaya que el trabajo es alienante
Sam
6.0★ · 08/20/25
incel core
incel core
Bowie
1.0★ · 07/24/25
Fucking yuck
Fucking yuck
BrianMayFan48
10.0★ · 01/10/25
5 stars but what the fuck
5 stars but what the fuck
id
9.0★ · 05/01/24
"relationships come and go but plastination is forever"
Kenneth's obsession takes you down with it and there's nothing you can do. It doesn't feel like you're drowning, or free falling, or slipping- it feels like watching a bruise spread. Knowing the damage has already been done and all you can do is watch the consequences come undone.
A movie lit by the greenish hues of 2003 windows and yellow desk lamps. Noisy with static, bleeping alarms, and indistinguishable voice mails. Can't believe i haven't seen this sooner!
"relationships come and go but plastination is forever"
Kenneth's obsession takes you down with it and there's nothing you can do. It doesn't feel like you're drowning, or free falling, or slipping- it feels like watching a bruise spread. Knowing the damage has already been done and all you can do is watch the consequences come undone.
A movie lit by the greenish hues of 2003 windows and yellow desk lamps. Noisy with static, bleeping alarms, and indistinguishable voice mails. Can't believe i haven't seen this sooner!
