Touch (1997)

Legendary screenwriter and director Paul Schrader adapts an Elmore Leonard novel with his exploration of religion, redemption and greed, Touch (1997). Skeet Ulrich plays Juvenal, a former Franciscan monk with stigmata wounds all over his hands who posesses the ability to heal wounds. Bill Hill (Christopher Walken) made a living faking that skill, but that was many years ago before he tried to expand from the South to LA and failed in a major way. Stuck selling mobile homes, one day he sees Bill cure a blind woman (Conchata Ferrell) and decides that fella is his path back to the bigtime. Bill's got a pretty good trick for keeping Skeet around, too, since his associate Bridget Fonda has a special way of laying on hands. She's Lynn Faulkner, an associate of Bill's that he sends to seduce Juvenal at the Alcoholics Anonymous where he works as a counselor. Things get complicated, though, after Bridget falls in love with the innocent miracle worker. There’s also a slight problem with nutty Reverend August Murray (Tom Arnold) who is a hardcore Catholic that hates fake faith healers above all else, and muckraking talk-show hostess Debra Lusanne (Gina Gershon). Time heals all wounds, but a magic healer might find himself being taken advantage of time and time again. Bridget Fonda brought her special brand of feminine touch to the role, first by flashing her fanny when barely covered by some tight panties, while she does dishes in nothing but an apron. How domestic! How hard it's making our dick! But the best scene in the movie comes when Miss Fonda shows her buns in bed with Skeet. That'll have you skeeting! Bridget must've been doing auntie's workout tapes to get a tush that tight! Good luck to the healer resisting a chance to feel her! We bet you'll Touch yourself to those scenes!