The satirical film, co-starring Michaela Jaé Rodriguez and Lewis Pullman, is fun and twisty, even if it could stand to be more outrageous.Your skin. It’s your largest organ, and, assuming you are not an undead Egyptian doomed to haunt natural-history museums, at least some of it is exposed for all to see.
Hope’s small studio at the Crossroads of the World outdoor mall in Hollywood has a steady stream of high-thread-count clients, but her pricey line of products is just about to launch, and she’s lost one of her key backers.Adding to her unease is the appearance of an energetic man named Angel directly across the patio, who has opened a slick new store that also offers facials, peels, and steams.
By her side through all this are her assistant and a new friend, Jordan , a young life coach who seems to have nothing but good ideas for Hope. Also in the mix is an auto mechanic with the hots for Hope and a creepy local talk-show host . Indeed, Hope’s nightmare turns most surreal when she tunes in to his show to watch the pre-recorded segment announcing her product line and finds herself replaced by none other than Angel, who, of course, immediately starts pilfering her clients.