LFO

2014 • 98 minutes

About this movie

Robert, an amateur scientist, spends hours in in his basement full of wires and oscillators experimenting with sound waves. After he engineers a frequency that allows him to hypnotize other people, he lures his attractive new neighbors into his house to act as test subjects for his discovery. Under Robert’s control, the oblivious couple are manipulated into increasingly deviant role-playing games that fuel Robert’s megalomania and allow him to indulge in his most twisted fantasies. But when investigations into the suspicious death of his wife threaten to bring an end to his demented operation, Robert must use his scientific breakthrough on a much larger scale in order to continue his warped research. A sci-fi thriller soaked in the blackest of deadpan humor and full of twists and turns, LFO will touch your funnybone in all the most inappropriate places.

Ratings and reviews

I had such a great time watching [LFO]! The music was infectious, and the performances were electric. It really captured the energy of the era. The documentary did a great job of showcasing the band's impact on the electronic music scene. If you're a fan of '90s techno or just enjoy a good music documentary, I highly recommend checking it out

LFO was a thought-provoking sci-fi film that explored the ethical implications of mind control. The concept of manipulating people with sound was fascinating, and the ending left me pondering the consequences of such power

Well, that was interesting. Kinda creepy movie, but it kept me intrigued the whole time.