Repo Chick

In a Los Angeles where the streets pulse with a restless energy and the line between hustle and absurdity is constantly shifting, a new kind of underworld thrives. The city’s financial collapse has turned repossession into a booming trade, turning once‑glamorous garages into battle‑scenes of debt and desperation. Against this backdrop, the film rolls out a darkly comic tone that riffs on the cult legacy of Alex Cox, mixing razor‑sharp satire with a kinetic, almost anarchic sense of style.

Enter Pixxi De La Chasse, the pampered heiress whose name alone summons headlines and scandal. Stripped of her inheritance and forced to find a “real” job, she steps into the chaotic world of repo work, where seasoned veterans guard their turf and every call can tip the balance of power. Her entourage—loyal, brash, and a little reckless—tags along, turning a routine gig into a spectacle of swagger and snark. The clash between her celebrity ego and the gritty reality of the trade fuels a constant tension that is both humorous and oddly poignant.

Just as Pixxi begins to navigate her unexpected role, a larger threat looms over the city. A kidnapping scheme with stakes high enough to endanger Los Angeles itself pulls her and her crew into an uneasy alliance, forcing them to confront a world far beyond repossessions. The film teases this looming danger with a blend of uneasy humor and relentless momentum, inviting viewers to wonder how an unlikely heroine will rise amid the city’s chaotic pulse.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:36