Main cast: Paul Hopkins (Henry Seecam), Sabrina Boudot (Sarah Seecam), Lawrence Dane (Barry Seecam), and David Bowie (The Host)
Director: Alain Desrochers

I’m Very Dangerous Tonight is a sequel of sorts to, what else, I’m Dangerous Tonight.

The same red dress that turns its wearer into a homicidal hoochie is back, and this time, the unsuspecting Henry buys it for his wife Sarah to wear at his father Barry’s party. After all, nothing livens up a party like a murder or two!

Folks that have watched the previous episode will know what to expect here, and they may also be disappointed by how this episode is tad lacking in terms of paranormal or sexy stuff.

There aren’t that many fun murders here, and the episode feels more like an overlong soap opera than anything else.

After all, the story focuses more on Henry plotting to seize his father’s company from that old man and the dress seems to be incidental, inserted into an unsold soap opera script with a few tweaks here and there to qualify it for this show. At the same time, the episode is coherent enough to remain watchable.

I personally find this an okay episode, with “watch” being the operative word here, as there are many gorgeous men to look at here. The women are attractive too, but I’m distracted by how I can’t tell them apart. The only way I can pinpoint Sarah from the crowd of clone-like women is that she’s the one in the red dress!

Well, that’s pretty much this episode in a nutshell. It’s not that good, but it’s not awful either, and while it’s not the most memorable episode, it’s a pain-free to sit through. Safe for consumption, in other words, even if doing so isn’t a particularly exciting activity.