Cheap Shots

The film follows the owner of a sleazy hotel and his friend as they decide to videotape a rented room occupied by a sexually active couple. Their plan takes a sinister turn when they inadvertently record a murder, leading to a tense situation as the killers seek to retrieve the tape.

With a blend of comedy and thriller elements, Cheap Shots offers a satirical take on exploitation cinema typical of the late 1980s. The performances of Clarke Gordon, David Patrick Kelly, and Louis Zorich provide a mix of humor and tension that could appeal to fans of the genre.

This film may capture the interest of collectors who appreciate unique and unconventional comedies from the era. Its premise and execution reflect a distinctive voice in 1980s indie cinema.