An erotic drama with Nicolas Roeg's usual strangeness that marks his film's as very original and here with the addition of a brave performance from Mimi Rogers, an American actor that deserves more recognition for her work than she often gets being more remembered for her brief and inconsequential marriage to Tom Cruise. Full Body massage will probably be more remembered for Rogers nude scenes, indeed she spends much of the film undressed and being very intimately massaged. The narrative concerns Nina (Rogers), a wealthy yet bored art dealer who is home awaiting her usual masseuse to arrive. She dreams of the previous massages as they have skirted beyond the professional line but she is taken aback when Fitch (Bryan Brown) arrives as a new masseur. He's a challenging individual who then spends the remainder of the film's runtime discoursing with Nina over various aspects of their lives, character, views on spirituality etc etc all the while massaging her in a very overtly sexual way. Ultimately the film is dull despite the intense script and the all pervading increase in sexual tension. A film that is more of interest as a Roeg film than anything else but it's certainly not one of his better films.