Selena, My Savior, which can be called an irreverent cross between The Maltese Falcon and Spinal Tap, features eccentric characters, razor sharp dialog, subversively dark humor, and grotesque predicaments that satirize everything from rock stars to occult societies, politicians, film producers, and even serial killer culture itself.
The reluctant star of the human comedy - idealistic, gorgeous, and repressed Patricia Rodgers (a desperately poor writer on what she calls "Unpopular Culture") - is forced by events to become madder, badder and, for a terrifying and soul-crushingly humiliating afternoon, sleazier than she would ever have believed possible.