Wildly disparate characters are not much balance for the lack of action and interaction in this film by director and co-writer Krishna Shah. A series of people go to a drive-in movie theater one night where not a lot happens until the final, inexplicable scene. These movie-goers include a local politician looking for drug dealers, a young couple harassed by bikers, two old biddies dealing in illegal substances right under the nose of the politician (not literally), and another couple in distinct disagreement about sex: what is too little for one is too much for the other. Throw in a prostitute, a dwarf, a few overeaters, a tipsy projectionist, some other characters, and a double-feature horror movie on the screen, and the 89 minutes of running time are filled, terminated by a climax that seems to come out of nowhere.
by Eleanor Mannikka
synopsis
- Drive-in
- Politician
- Political
- Nothing Goes Right
- Projectionist
- Prostitute/prostitution
- Streetwalker
- Sex
- Movie-theater
- Suburban Dysfunction
- Hooker
- Drug-dealer
- Courtesan
- Call-girl
- Dwarf