Ashlyn Gere is quite convincing as an amoral, duplicitous anti-heroine in Alex De Renzy's "Two Women". The other woman of the title is played by Victoria Paris, Gere's best friend who is suffering due to the infidelity of husband Randy Spears.
The movie shows us early on that Gere is shamelessly acting sympathetic to Victoria, while at the same time reveling in her own role as corrupter of Spears -not merely carrying on an affair with him but encouraging him in debauchery. To top it all off, her advice to BFF Victoria involves getting her to spice up her sex life.
De Renzy has an ironic ending in store, but it is quite amazing to see a very popular star (Gere) behaving badly without any guilt or change to her behavior for the entire story, daring the viewer to hate her.
The movie shows us early on that Gere is shamelessly acting sympathetic to Victoria, while at the same time reveling in her own role as corrupter of Spears -not merely carrying on an affair with him but encouraging him in debauchery. To top it all off, her advice to BFF Victoria involves getting her to spice up her sex life.
De Renzy has an ironic ending in store, but it is quite amazing to see a very popular star (Gere) behaving badly without any guilt or change to her behavior for the entire story, daring the viewer to hate her.