Actually, there could have been a lot of things to like, and I could ignore some pretty big plot holes, but the rest was undermined by the incredibly wooden line delivery of some incredibly cheesy/clichéd dialogue.
Jill St. John's character was funny and engaging, if a little overdone; Alexis Arquette's Michael looked like Steven Tyler in drag, and the performance was just as awful; Ray Baker's Peter Baxter was completely unconvincing.
I have to say, though, I love the soundtrack CD that came with the DVD. Full versions of the 70s and 80s hit singles that backed the music score. Good stuff.
Jill St. John's character was funny and engaging, if a little overdone; Alexis Arquette's Michael looked like Steven Tyler in drag, and the performance was just as awful; Ray Baker's Peter Baxter was completely unconvincing.
I have to say, though, I love the soundtrack CD that came with the DVD. Full versions of the 70s and 80s hit singles that backed the music score. Good stuff.