Zero Fucks 2020
Step into the bizarre and unapologetic world of *Zero Fucks (2020)*, Ben Eckstein's wild, boundary-pushing comedy set in a claustrophobic underground shelter where four survivors are trapped in a perpetual haze of hedonism.
Director: Ben Eckstein
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Zero Fucks (2020) about?
*Zero Fucks* follows four survivors holed up in a post-apocalyptic bunker, where their monotonous existence of debauchery is shattered when a murderous space vixen beams in. What begins as a darkly comedic escape quickly spirals into a chaotic, erotic free-for-all as boundaries dissolve and desires run wild.
Who directed Zero Fucks?
Ben Eckstein helmed this audacious comedy, infusing the film with his signature blend of absurdity and social commentary.
Who stars in Zero Fucks?
The film features a fearless cast led by John Pirruccello, Elizabeth Anweis, Xavier Jiménez, Johnny Ferro, and Miguel A. Lopez.
Is Zero Fucks (2020) worth watching?
While *Zero Fucks* isn't for every taste, its fearless ambition and quirky premise make it a memorable watch for fans of offbeat, genre-blending comedies. With a runtime under 80 minutes, it's a tight, unapologetic ride into the bizarre—not for the easily offended.
How long is Zero Fucks?
*Zero Fucks* runs for 78 minutes.
About Zero Fucks (2020) — A raunchy comedy where space, sex, and survival collide underground
Step into the bizarre and unapologetic world of *Zero Fucks (2020)*, Ben Eckstein's wild, boundary-pushing comedy set in a claustrophobic underground shelter where four survivors are trapped in a perpetual haze of hedonism. As they navigate their cramped, chaotic existence, their carefully constructed routines are upended when Ivanka, a deadly seductress from space, materializes—sparking a surreal spiral of lust, betrayal, and pandemonium. This darkly comedic sci-fi romp blends post-apocalyptic grit with unfiltered human (and extra-terrestrial) desires, crafting a cult-style experience that's as absurd as it is audacious.
With its provocative premise and no-holds-barred approach, *Zero Fucks* dares to explore themes of escapism, survival, and the extremes of human behavior in isolation. John Pirruccello, Elizabeth Anweis, and Xavier Jiménez lead the raucous ensemble, delivering performances as chaotic and unpredictable as the world they inhabit. Director Eckstein crafts a claustrophobic, neon-soaked atmosphere where morality is optional and the only rule is no remorse—perfect for fans of offbeat, genre-defying cinema.