Producer/director Dallas King’s highly anticipated
sexploitation action flick, Kiss Kiss, has
been acquired by Cleopatra Music & Film for the domestic home entertainment
marketplace. And they’ve wasted no time
in assigning what could be the most controversial film of the year both a
theatrical release date and a DVD debut date.
A limited arthouse run will begin in early March —
to further raise awareness — which will be followed on May 14 by the DVD
rollout … MVD Entertainment Group will be providing the sales and distribution
expertise.
This is a horror film deftly blended with
sexploitation and MMA action. Kiss Kiss is
going to generate a lot of buzz when it opens theatrically and Cleopatra was
whip-smart to pick it up when they did.
Why you ask … because it pushes a lot of white-hot buttons!
Natascha Hopkins, stunt woman-turned-actress — her
film work, as a stunt woman, includes: Mad Max:
Fury Road, The Call, Django Unchained,
etc., plus acting gigs in such films as Straight
Outta Compton, Paul Blart:
Mall Cop, Vicious Circle — stars as exotic
dancer, Kiss. She and her three
friends, Treasure (Tamra Dae), Kurious (Janey Bolina) and Promise (Nathalia
Castellon) have been invited for an exclusive “tasting” party, but it turns out
to be an elaborate ruse staged by a shifty former Army vet by the name of
Gibson (Robert Wagner).
They are taken prisoner, drugged with an
experimental cocktail that is designed to increase fighting ability and
aggressiveness and put on display for an eager, high-paying, high-profile
clientele — the rich out for a night of fun and “games,” so to speak.
The four are to be meat for the grinder. Strippers, with no formal combat training,
are matched against Fortune (Kylie Rae), Dream (Kiersten Hall) and their
experienced cohorts in what will be one-on-one MMA combat fighting. Gibson cautions them that not all will
survive the ordeal.
Once the action begins it is a to-the-death “girl
fight” like none other. A horror tale
to be sure, with our outmatched “exotic dance” ladies trying to survive and
figure out a way to extract a measure of revenge on Gibson and his fellow
“fight club promoters.”
Like we said, Kiss Kiss,
could be one of the most controversial films released during 2019 — Gladiator
meets Friday the 13th, Halloween, or
any other psycho film with a large “victim” pool that comes to mind! Violence, horror elements, women in danger
and the super rich will to spend the bucks to enjoy watching other suffer and
die.
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