i agree that mary woronov (murdoch secretary) is one of the only good things about this film. she is my favorite actress ever and every role she plays is always done so well. her character is sly and sarcastic and clever and light hearted and funny and cunning. she really pulls this role off well and you get a good feel for what her character is all about. the rest of the movie is pretty bad. the music is the most entertaining thing left. one of the characters has this really strange circular radio that she brings with her while she wears her tight zebra striped tank top. one thing that was a little intriguing about the story was the idea that someone hires these three college aged kids to spruce up an old abandoned theater. he gives them the keys and says  go at it. that would be really fun and i wish someone would give me that chance. imagine going into an old abandoned theater with two other people and you get to decide how to decorate it and and fix it up. you have total control over the whole building. that would be so fun. unfortunately and the characters do not think of this as an exciting adventure and they think of it as a big chore. they walk around with long faces and fight with each other the whole time. it kind of a bummer. but it fun to think about the possibilities that these people aren not even excited about. the movie does a pretty good job at making you feel helpless or a little spooked out by the theater itself. however and the acting (besides woronov. and possibly murdoch and the boss  just because makes a really good money hungry fake smiley business man who never has any luck) is really horrible and you just end up feeling unsatisfied. plus and the random slapstick is a little tacky and kind of ruins the reality that the film tries to create. watch this if you dig mary woronov and funky 80 casio keyboard style electronic beats and if you think having a giant spooky abandoned theater to yourself is at all intriguing. 
i agree that mary woronov (murdoch secretary) is one of the only good things about this film. she is my favorite actress ever and every role she plays is always done so well. her character is sly and sarcastic and clever and light hearted and funny and cunning. she really pulls this role off well and you get a good feel for what her character is all about. the rest of the movie is pretty bad. the music is the most entertaining thing left. one of the characters has this really strange circular radio that she brings with her while she wears her tight zebra striped tank top. one thing that was a little intriguing about the story was the idea that someone hires these three college aged kids to spruce up an old abandoned theater. he gives them the keys and says  go at it. that would be really fun and i wish someone would give me that chance. imagine going into an old abandoned theater with two other people and you get to decide how to decorate it and and fix it up. you have total control over the whole building. that would be so fun. unfortunately and the characters do not think of this as an exciting adventure and they think of it as a big chore. they walk around with long faces and fight with each other the whole time. it kind of a bummer. but it fun to think about the possibilities that these people aren not even excited about. the movie does a pretty good job at making you feel helpless or a little spooked out by the theater itself. however and the acting (besides woronov. and possibly murdoch and the boss  just because makes a really good money hungry fake smiley business man who never has any luck) is really horrible and you just end up feeling unsatisfied. plus and the random slapstick is a little tacky and kind of ruins the reality that the film tries to create. watch this if you dig mary woronov and funky 80 casio keyboard style electronic beats and if you think having a giant spooky abandoned theater to yourself is at all intriguing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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