Hunk (film)

Hunk is a 1987 American comedy film directed by Lawrence Bassoff. The plot revolves around Bradley Brinkman, a computer nerd who makes a deal with a devilish character to become a handsome, muscular man named Hunk for the summer. The film follows Hunk's adventures in Southern California as he navigates newfound popularity and romantic interests, while ultimately learning lessons about inner beauty and the superficiality of physical appearance. The film stars Chris Makepeace as Bradley/Hunk, Steve Levitt, Deborah Foreman, Avery Schreiber, James Coco, and John Apicella. It is known for its 1980s aesthetic, lighthearted humor, and focus on body image themes.