Storyline
Three bad girls (a down-and-out stripper, a drug-running killer and a corporate powerbroker) arrive at a remote desert hideaway to extort and steal $200 million in diamonds from a ruthless underworld kingpin.
Directors
Cast
Zoë Bell, Kevin Sorbo, America Olivo, Lucy Lawless, Debbie Lee Carrington, Dennis Keiffer, Sabine Varnes, Karen Austin, Christine Nguyen, Brian Peck, Jennifer Miller, Eurlyne Epper, William Gregory Lee, Erin Cummings, Minae Noji, Jim Klock, Renee O'Connor, Krystal Badia, Ron Melendez, Michael Hurst, Mark Lutz, Julia Voth, Robert Mammana, Danny Nero, Carlo Mendez, Justin Kornmann, Carla Collins, Astrid Swan, Bianca Barnett, Aisha Cain, Rick Jacobson, Scott Hanley
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Reviews
40
Despite its obsession with décolletage, Bitch Slap is surprisingly puritanical (much teasing, no pleasing), substituting plentiful violence and a howlingly predictable "shock" ending for the payoff it promises.
30
Variety
Overblown and underwhelming, Bitch Slap is a desperately unfunny attempt to satirically recycle cliches and archetypes from sexploitation actioners of the 1960s and '70s within the time-trippy, multiple-flashback framework of a Quentin Tarantino. extravaganza.
30
The Hollywood Reporter
Over-the-top -- and ultimately tiresome -- female mud-wrestling, kick-boxing and cat fights in a parody of old exploitation movies.
20
In keeping with the film’s giddy superficiality, what’s revealed is a series of sexy poses passed off as character depth. All the backstabbing, shifting alliances and dark motives are held together by adolescent, innuendo-laden dialogue and thick Sapphic overtones.
0
Bitch Slap is garbage. It's self-aware garbage - garbage that explores and celebrates, in postmodern fashion, precisely what it means to be garbage. But that doesn't make it stink any less.
