Twenty Dollar Star

If it weren't for the unrelenting, repellant sexism and misogyny at its core, TWENTY DOLLAR STAR could have been good, cheap, sleazy fun.

Lisa (Rebecca Holden) is a Hollywood star, a sex siren of the silver screen who by day terrorizes her hapless director (Greg Mullavey). By night, breaking date after date with her hunky but bland physician boyfriend (Steven Ford), she heads for the mean streets of downtown L.A., where she leads her second, sleazy life out of a skid-row hotel. Donning an assortment of wigs and skin-tight outfits, Lisa goes out at night, teetering up and down the sidewalks on her six-inch heels, hoping to attract fat, greasy slobs, whom she bri...