Cheryl Rixon emerged in the late 1970s as a notable figure in the realm of exploitation cinema, particularly with her role in Swap Meet (1979). In this film, she embodies the spirit of the era, contributing to the playful yet provocative narrative that defines the genre. Rixon's performance reflects the boldness of the time, as she navigates the quirky and often outrageous world of cult films. Her work in Swap Meet cements her place in the conversation around the evolution of grindhouse cinema.
Swap Meet
Roy is jealous of Sigi, who attracts Nancy's attention, and has two clumsy guys demolish Sigi's father's T-Burn classic. For the repair of the car, Sigi desperately needs $250 until his father returns next weekend. He and his friends try to earn it on the swap meet.
