This movie is *very* 80's and *very* generic, containing lots of music-video-type segments set to generic 80's pop music. It's clearly not a film made by someone with something to say; rather, it's a film made by someone who wanted to get a film made, and assembled as many interchangeable standard movie devices as necessary to fill the time. It seems to have been designed especially for late-night repeats on television, and to its credit it is much better than watching an infomercial. Not a bad movie, really, just irrelevant.
Review of Key Exchange
