Themes: Mischievous Children, Experiments Gone Awry, Invisible People
Main Cast: Jay Underwood, Karen Black, Wally Ward, Chynna Phillips, Brother Theodore
Release Year: 1988
Country: US
Run Time: 95 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG
Plot
This pre-teen comedy finds the studious Grover (Jay Underwood) using the notes of his late scientist father to complete a project. With unsolicited help from pigeon droppings, a substance is created that renders the consumer invisible for 30 minutes. The effectiveness decreases by five minutes with each dose, inexplicably expanding to 30 again on the eight attempt. This gives Grover the power to fulfill every hetero teen-male's fantasy; a visit to the girls locker room. Karen Black plays Grover's dizzy mom. . ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Mike Genovese - Officer Chuck; Jan King - Singer; Nicolas de Toth - Donny Zanders; John Madden Towey - Principal Baxter; Thomas Cross - Officer Terell; John Miranda; Lou Felder - Father
Credit
Charles Tomlinson - Art Director, Carol Dudley - Casting, Nancy Nickerson - Co-producer, Avery Crounse - Director, Philip J. Spinelli - Second Unit Director, Gabrielle Gilbert - Editor, Avery Crounse - Executive Producer, Philip J. Spinelli - Executive Producer, Steven Hunter - Composer (Music Score), Jan King - Composer (Music Score), Annie Maniscalco - Makeup, Charles Tomlinson - Production Designer, Michael Barnard - Cinematographer, Nancy Nickerson - Production Manager, Philip J. Spinelli - Producer, Tassilo Baur - Special Effects, Ernest D. Farino - Special Effects, Jerry Wolfe - Sound/Sound Designer, Jan Brodin - Sound/Sound Designer, John Michael Stewart - Stunts, John Michael Stewart - Stunts Coordinator, Avery Crounse - Screenwriter
Following in his deceased father's footsteps, Grover Dunn (Jay Underwood) finds a magic formula that makes him vanish. The formula causes all types of trouble for Grover and his mother (Karen Black) and his crush (Chynna Phillips).
