Incorporeal Man follows Jim, a drunk who inexplicably has the ability to walk through walls. Arrogant, manipulative, and selfish, Jim is the opposite of heroic in every way, but feels that his power entitles him to the privileges of a superhero. As the movie begins, he has just left his job as a carnival sideshow performer and hitchhiked to town so that he can catch The Northside Butcher, a serial killer who has been terrorizing the city. Jim then checks into a flophouse and meets Roger, his mentally challenged neighbor, who gets him a job at the shit factory. In the end, his binge drinking, his half-assed attempts to “look for clues” at The Northside Butcher’s crime scenes, and his animosity towards his boss at the shit factory, Vern, collide into a violent finale. Incorporeal Man was written and storyboarded before 2008 and sat unmade for several years until generative Ai video made it affordable to make. The images were made primarily in MidJourney (with some starting as photographs taken around Seattle) and animated mainly in Pika and Runway. ElevenLabs was used for voices and sound effects, and it was scored with Ai music from Suno and old public domain recordings of classical music.