Bikini Car Wash Massacre 2017
"Wax on... Head off..."
In *Bikini Car Wash Massacre (2017)*, four struggling young women inherit a crumbling car wash in South Los Angeles, only to discover it's haunted by ancient, bloodthirsty forces.
Director: Cindy Lucas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bikini Car Wash Massacre (2017) about?
*Bikini Car Wash Massacre* follows four young women who inherit a failing car wash in Los Angeles, only to uncover a dark secret lurking beneath the suds. As they try to save their new business, supernatural forces unleash chaos—mixing murder, mayhem, and dark humor into a wild, unpredictable ride.
Who directed Bikini Car Wash Massacre?
The film was directed by Cindy Lucas, bringing her unique vision to this offbeat blend of comedy and horror.
Who stars in Bikini Car Wash Massacre?
The film features Monique Parent, Aaron Groben, Kelly Lynn Reiter, Lauren Parkinson, and Troy Fromin in key roles.
Is Bikini Car Wash Massacre (2017) worth watching?
If you love films that balance raunchy humor with supernatural scares, *Bikini Car Wash Massacre* is a hidden gem worth your time. Its quirky premise and bold execution make it a standout in the horror-comedy genre, even if it's not for the faint of heart.
How long is Bikini Car Wash Massacre?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Bikini Car Wash Massacre (2017) — A bloody comedy where bikinis and ghosts collide
In *Bikini Car Wash Massacre (2017)*, four struggling young women inherit a crumbling car wash in South Los Angeles, only to discover it's haunted by ancient, bloodthirsty forces. What starts as a desperate attempt to turn their luck around quickly spirals into a surreal battle for survival—mixing slapstick comedy with shocking horror. Directed by Cindy Lucas, this cult gem blends razor-sharp wit with gory mayhem, creating a uniquely chaotic atmosphere where bikinis and bloodshed collide. The film's offbeat charm lies in its unapologetic absurdity, balancing raunchy humor with supernatural terror in a way that keeps audiences guessing.
With a tagline that promises "Wax on... Head off...," the movie delivers exactly that: a wild ride where the mundane meets the macabre. Lucas' direction infuses the story with a gritty, neon-soaked aesthetic, while the cast—led by Monique Parent and Aaron Groben—deliver performances that oscillate between deadpan comedy and genuine dread. It's a rare film that thrives on both shock value and heart, making it a must-watch for fans of genre-blending cinema.