I'll give it an 8 because they decided to use a lot of actors in this one. Also. the main idea kinda makes sense. You know; "sell out cheap or something terrible will happen to everybody". The extortion that almost every cheap crook tries, hoping no one will stand up to them. In this case it's a valuable piece of property that a bunch of weirdo actors, has-beens, wannabes, and extras live in and love. They don't want to leave. The main guy calls in Jeff, Roscoe and Kookie and they solve the problem. The big, bad development corporation has a heart of gold, and rewards them with a newer, more modern place, and all is well. Pure drivel, but it works for this story. What makes it believable is the very probability that there were and are "Artist's Communities" that did and do exist. More power to them.
Review of Penthouse on Skid Row
