Repo Chick (2009)

Director:

Alex Cox

Writer:

Alex Cox (written by)

Release Date:

9 September 2009 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

An Unlikely Hero in a Chaotic World

Plot:

As a repo chick, wealthy bad-girl Pixxi and her entourage get mixed up in a devious kidnapping plot that threatens to wipe out the city of Los Angeles. |

Plot Keywords:

Virtual Set | Character Name In Title

Cast

Jaclyn Jonet	...	Pixxi
Miguel Sandoval	...	Arizona Gray
Del Zamora	...	Lorenzo
Alex Feldman	...	Marco
Chloe Webb	...	Sister Duncan
Danny Arroyo	...	666
Bennet Guillory	...	Rogers
Rosanna Arquette	...	Lola
Frances Bay	...	Grandma De La Chasse
Xander Berkeley	...	Aldrich De La Chasse
Karen Black	...	Aunt de la Chasse
Jenna Colby	...	Eggi (as Jenna Zablocki)
Zahn McClarnon	...	Savage Dave
Cy Carter	...	Lawyer
Robert Beltran	...	Aguas
Angela Sarafyan	...	Giggli
Zander Schloss	...	Doctor
Jennifer Balgobin	...	Nevada
Eddie Velez	...	Justice Espinoza
Linda Callahan	...	Rikki Espinoza
Tom Finnegan	...	Senator Fletcher
Biff Yeager	...	Golf Course Guard
Kari French	...	Reporter
Andres Carranza	...	Journalist
Barney Burman	...	Captain
Karen E. Wright	...	Colonel
Danbert Nobacon	...	Major
Olivia Sandoval	...	Ad Woman
Simon Tams	...	CIA
Olivia Barash	...	Railroad Employee
Russell Darling	...	NSA
Jonathan Knight	...	Specialist
Rene Carrasco	...	Tow Truck Driver
Alex Cox	...	Professor
Sonia Pizarro	...	Freddie Mac Offender
Lyndah Pizarro	...	Freddie Mac Offender
Matt Burch	...	Freddie Mac Offender
Froylan Tercero	...	Freddie Mac Offender
Kelly Jones	...	Freddie Mac Offender
Anthony Ausgang	...	Marina Deadbeat
Bingo Gubelmann	...	Marina Deadbeat
Erica Getler	...	Detroit Deadbeat
Charles Scheinblum	...	Detroit Deadbeat
Tod Davies	...	Phone Deadbeat
Julie Selberg	...	Phone Deadbeat
Daisy	...	The young dog Miracle
Shelley Campbell	...	Bunker Doorwoman
Vielmehr Klampfe	...	Bunker Doorman
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rey Boemi	...	Cop #1 (uncredited)
Todd Darling	...	Freddie Mac Offender (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
C.J. Izzo	...	Cop #2 (uncredited)
Linda Jensen	...	Freddie Mac Offender (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Anton Sipos	...	Detroit Deadbeat (uncredited) (unconfirmed)

Directed by
Alex Cox

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Alex Cox		written by

Produced by
Eric Bassett	....	producer
Alex Cox	....	producer
Tod Davies	....	executive producer
Bingo Gubelmann	....	producer
Daren Hicks	....	producer
Benji Kohn	....	producer
Mark G. Mathis	....	co-producer
Ken Meyer	....	executive producer
Chris Papavasiliou	....	executive producer
Austin Stark	....	producer
Simon Tams	....	producer

Original Music by
Pray for Rain		(as Dan Wool)

Cinematography by
Steven Fierberg

Film Editing by
Alex Cox

Casting by
Christine Joyce
Gerald I. Wolff

Production Design by
Nicolas Plotquin

Art Direction by
Aaron Meziere

Costume Design by
Alexis Scott

Makeup Department
Taylor Black	....	hair stylist
Jamie Blair	....	assistant makeup artist
Barney Burman	....	makeup designer
Gloria Pasqua Casny	....	hair department head
Jules Holdren	....	assistant hair department head
Elaina Perez	....	assistant makeup artist
Tricia Sawyer	....	makeup department head
Cathi Singh	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Daren Hicks	....	production manager
Keith Jones	....	production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Rey Boemi	....	second second assistant director
C.J. Izzo	....	second assistant director
Jon Recher	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
David Bach	....	sound re-recording mixer
Richard Beggs	....	sound designer
Kyle Billingsley	....	foley mixer
Tim D. Lloyd	....	boom operator
Zsolt Magyar	....	production sound mixer
Timothy D. McKeown	....	dialogue editor
Nick Neutra	....	foley supervisor
Marika Tjelios	....	foley editor

Visual Effects by
Nathan Abbot	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Joseph Bailey	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Shally Cambell	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Russell Darling	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Adam Gerardin	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Chris Halstead	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Adam Hazard	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Jonathan Knight	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Peter Kuran	....	visual effects supervisor: Visual Concept Entertainment
Eric Leven	....	visual effects supervisor
Glenn Maguire	....	visual effects supervisor
Chris Morley	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Ross Nakamura	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Satish Ratakonda	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image
Andy Sawyer	....	visual effects supervisor: Spakle Media
Jordan Schilling	....	visual effects artist: Collateral Image

Camera and Electrical Department
Dale Alexander	....	key grip
Kyle Drevlo	....	grip
Richard Elias	....	best boy grip
Luis Flores Jr.	....	digital imaging technician
Orlando R. Gonzales	....	additional photography: Making of
Gaylan Andrew Hussain	....	grip
Kurt Johnson	....	best boy electric
Julia Joseph	....	assistant camera: "a" camera
Julia Joseph	....	first assistant camera
Eamon McGillicuddy	....	best boy grip
Manuel Mendez	....	additional best boy grip
George Mikhail	....	second assistant camera
Symon Mink	....	additional first assistant camera
Symon Mink	....	assistant camera: b camera
Cricket Peters	....	best boy electric
Raman Rao	....	gaffer
Charles M. Smallwood	....	key grip: additional
John Stradling	....	additional first assistant camera
John Stradling	....	assistant camera: b camera
Alexandra Tess	....	camera continuity
Michael Valenzuela	....	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Kelly Jones	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Ri Crawford	....	colorist

Music Department
Kid Carpet	....	songs
Pray for Rain	....	composer: score

Other crew
Carol A. Compton	....	script clearance
Jah Jussa	....	editor: Making of
Ken Meyer	....	production legal services
Kim Ryan	....	director: Making of
Jonathan Warner	....	main titles

Thanks
Mitsuake Ando	....	special thanks
Patrick Daniels	....	special thanks
Gerry DeSantos	....	special thanks
Burt Hermey	....	special thanks
Lloyd Lehrer	....	special thanks
Lorenzo O'Brien y Familia	....	special thanks
Max Nakahara	....	special thanks
Pearl	....	special thanks
Bruce Petty	....	special thanks
Lou Pizarro	....	special thanks
Willie Schmidt	....	special thanks
Michael Stokinger	....	special thanks
Steve Tenhonen	....	special thanks
Tracey Walter	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Repo Chic
• Industrial Entertainment
• Paper Street Films
• Defilm

Distributors

• Umbrella Entertainment (2011) (Australia) (theatrical)
• Industrial Entertainment (2011) (USA) (all media)
• Umbrella Entertainment (2011) (Australia) (DVD)
• Umbrella Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (TV)
• Umbrella Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (video) (VOD)

Special Effects

• Collateral Image (visual effects by)
• Visual Concept Entertainment (VCE) (GMC/growler documentary and ultimatum screens)
• Sparkle Media (freeway sequences)

Other Companies

• Suite 202  sound re-recording
• Post Creations  foley recording facility
• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera dollies
• Entertainment Partners  payroll services
• Momentus Insurance Brokerage  production insurance
• Quixote Studios  grip and lighting equipment
• Cinelease  grip and lighting equipment
• Proteus Make Up FX Team  make-up supplies
• Trix of the Trade  make-up supplies
• Manny Padilla  makeup stations & chairs
• Cases for Visual Arts  makeup stations
• The Event Department  catering
• The Metro Cafe  catering
• Birns & Sawyer  camera equipment provided by
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car  production vehicles
• Rockbottom Rentals  walkie-talkies
• Laurel Canyon Stages  bunker set
• 16x9.com  special thanks
• Crew of the Silver Solarium, The  special thanks
• IndieClear  script clearance
• NBV Productions  camera equipment provided by
• Staff of the Coast Starlight, The  special thanks
• nordmedia Fonds GmbH  funding

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

UK:15

Filming Locations:

Dunsmuir, California, USA

Company:

Repo Chic

Trivia:

Filmed almost entirely on a green-screen stage with the RED Digital Cinema Camera.

Quotes:

Repo Chick:That's it. That's the train! That's my train!

Movie Connections:

References Sunset Blvd. (1950)

Soundtrack:

Shuffle

I feel both ashamed and embarrassed to have ever watched this "film."

After hearing for years about the rumors of a sequel to "Repo Man," one of the most out-there plot-driven insanely fabulous film from the 80's, and that it would be directed by Alex Cox, the godfather of punk films, I waited as delay after delay after delay came and went, and then finally - the promotional artwork for it arrived.

Then I saw the poster. Oh my god.

Was this a joke? Was I being punk'd by a lame over-hyped actor/model type on a now dead and useless music television show? Sadly, I was not.

This disaster - this is the only way I can be honest and describe it - is somehow only tied in to the original film by name and just only a microhair of it's plot included.

I sad down and tried - TRIED - to understand the idea behind the scenes of this "creation," but was so overwhelmingly bad, so mind-numbingly awful, that as soon as it was over I wanted to buy a gun, wait the 30 days alone in my room to own it, and then go to the store, buy it, bring it home, open the box, load the gun with a specially made hollow-point mercury-tipped bullet, and then aim it at my head and pull the trigger.

I will NOT give you any details of the plot (oh yeah, right, there's a PLOT...) whatsoever, because anything I'd tell you would be too stupid to be believed or just too sad to describe here and make you enjoy the original Repo less, as it has done for me.

All I can say is that if you ever - EVER - actually find yourself in a position to see this "film," please PLEASE be ready to be disappointed.

I sat through this with all the hope and faith in Alex, but by the end credits I felt more like Alex in "A Clockwork Orange" in full torture mode, and I lost my eyedropper of saline solution some time back.

This isn't even worthy of fan submission sequels on any level. There were almost no original scenes "filmed" as it was 95% green-screen, the kiss of death for even the newest rookie of directors, and the acting? Positively awful.

It was if Katy Perry was given a chance to drip her pink bubblegum paintbrush of awfulness over some simplistic and sad video directing 101 class at some suburban community college, complete with student actors, veteran actors' talents who are completely wasted, and then there's Karen Black - ecch oh my god WHAT IS GOING ON HERE????????? I want to give it 1 out of ten, but that would almost insult anyone at the bottom who earnestly tried to make a cohesive film and failed miserably.

This video "film" looks cheap, amateurish, and thought out with all the brain power it took to push this out of their anus before flushing it down onto Netflix, or whatever fools bought into this horrible horrible excuse for "entertainment." I've seen fake Russian roulette snuff videos with more thought out ideas.

Sorry, I do feel really bad if you had anything to do with it, especially as an actor, because this has fail fail fail written all over it, and when you make up your resume for your next tryout for a film, leave this off of it.

This creatively bankrupt "film" will make you never want to try to do anything positive in your life ever again, and finally - please sue Alex Cox for your almost two hours back of your life, please?