Two Moon Junction

[1988, Movie]

Two Moon Junction: Review

TWO MOON JUNCTION fills every frame from start to finish with the sort of MTV passion characteristic of perfume ads and jeans commercials. Richard Tyson plays Perry, a long-haired hunk who works at a carnival and wanders around displaying his impressive muscles. Along comes April (Sherilyn Fenn), a blond Southern gal with more money than most Third World countries, who is about to be married to Chad (Martin Hewitt). While hubby-to-be is out of town settling their condo deal, April and Perry start a hot and heavy affair. Then Perry's dog dies. Now he's really alone--but the wedding is tomorrow. So they decide to have one last fling at the Two Moon Junction, a place that brings back loads of childhood memories for April, most of which are related to the ways of the flesh. TWO MOON JUNCTION oozes sensuality. Its characters can't keep their hands off or their clothes on. They have no brains, thoughts (other than sexual), ideals, or common sense. When it comes right down to it, TWO MOON JUNCTION could be far, far worse than it is; but given the built-in limitations of this type of film, it can't be any better.