ROCK AND THE MONEY-HUNGRY PARTY GIRLS

1988 · 1h 23m · NR · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

In his search for inspired and non-released songs written by an early rock legend, a down-and-out musician has to overcome a bunch of airhead bimbo party girls.

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What is Rock and the Money-Hungry Party Girls about?

Rock and the Money-Hungry Party Girls is a 1988 American comedy directed by Kurt MacCarley about the son of an Elvis-like star who becomes a private detective after his father's bronzed nose hairs are stolen from a rock and roll museum.

Programmer's Pick

Only in the wildest corners of indie comedy do bronzed nose hairs become a coveted artifact—and party girls the ultimate nemesis. Kurt MacCarley’s film knows its rock clichés and isn’t afraid to pluck them for laughs.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

When the bronzed nose hairs of his late, Elvis-like father are stolen from a rock and roll museum, a down-and-out musician trades his guitar for a magnifying glass and becomes an unlikely private detective. His quest to recover these bizarre relics—and uncover unreleased rock songs—puts him at odds with a gaggle of money-hungry party girls who seem more interested in chaos than closure. With its offbeat premise and riotous characters, this independent comedy offers a tongue-in-cheek riff on celebrity obsession and the oddities of rock memorabilia, all set to a distinctly irreverent beat.