“Band-Aids” presents the preteen groupies of the 60’s and 70s, that are now free to wield weapons on a desert ranch.
Elvis Presley at 24, married Priscilla Beaulieu when she was just 14 years of age. She now sports one of his infamous nudie-suits and revels in his title.
During the filming of the “The Shining”, Stanley Kubrick pressured Shelley Duvall into deep method acting which resulted in serious physical and mental trauma, ultimately ending her career. After filming the baseball-bat scene in 127-takes, she turns this psychosis into a vengeful pursuit.
Tura Satana was gang raped as a child, and the judge on the trial had been payed off to avoid prosecution. This prompted her to learn martial arts, and over the next 15 years she tracked down each rapist and exacted revenge. She’s transformed into the Japanese folk tale of the “nure-onna”, a woman’s head with a snake body, that strangles its prey upon the shore.
WWE star Chyna was forced out of the company due to her engagement in sex work. They took away her name since it was copyrighted, forcing her to use the name
“Chyna Doll” for any future endeavors. These decisions led to her addiction, and ultimately her death. She’s back with a bazooka in hand, reclaiming her old title.
After starring in one of the most famous pornographic pictures of all time titled “Deep Throat”, Linda Lovelace was subjected to rape, degradation, and coercion by her husband and manager Chuck Traynor. She fights for revenge after finding a higher power.
Kill-A-Rama
Kill-A-Rama depicts starlet victims of abuse recontextualized as exploitation fiction, to grant them a moment of vengeance.
