Game Show Models

The Image Makers would have been a more suitable title as the film was certainly focused on a Public Relation firm who would do just about anything to land then keep their Hollywood clients happy and making money for their firm. Game Show Models represents a seedier time in the actual 1970's film productions where women were seen and used as pieces of meat to be passed around by the PR firms agents and Executives or to clients for their personal gratification.

Roll forward five (5) decades and we have high profile film producers such as H. W. and A grade actors such as K. S. who have been called out through the strength of the current "ME TOO" movement who have slowly but surely changed the landscape and attitudes of the current filmmakers and film stars in Hollywood.

I give the film a so so 5 out of 10 IMDb rating.

"Stuart Guber" (John Vickery) is bored with his life and because of that he decides to end his relationship with his girlfriend "Josie" (Diane Thomas) and move to Los Angeles where he acquires a job at a Hollywood public relations firm. While there he begins to see a sleazy side of life that gradually affects him and he faces a choice on whether or not to accept it. Along with that he also begins a relationship with an aspiring musician named "Cici Sheridan" (Diane Sommerfield) who leads an extremely protected life. At any rate, although this movie is billed as a comedy the truth is I didn't see hardly any humor in it at all. Likewise, while this movie certainly has a few scenes involving nudity and sex none of them were really that interesting. At least, I didn't think so. That being the case I found most of this movie to be incredibly boring and because of that I have to call it like I see it and rate this movie as below average.