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“Spa Night” Film Details
- Runtime: Hour(s) and Minutes
- Seen Via: Film Festival – NewFest (More Coverage Of The 2025 Film Festival)
- Released On: Digital
- Public Release Date: October 9, 2025
- Director(s): Jeremy Feight
- Writer(s): Jeremy Feight, Christina Schnabel
- Based On Work By: Jeremy Feight
- Primary Language: English
- Genre(s): Comedy, LGBT+
- Rating: Not Rated
- Distributor: NewFest
- NewFest Site Link
Movie Summary
While Kell’s relationship is on the rocks due to a recent misjudgment, he goes to a spa where there is some temptation to further complicate things.
Cast and Characters
Kell (Jeremy Feight)
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- Character Summary: Kell is someone who doesn’t necessarily have the best morals but finds himself regretting a recent decision.
What To Expect In “Spa Night” (Not Rated) – Content Overview
- Dialog:
- Cursing: Occasional
- Sexual Content:
- Nudity: Tantalizing | Backside
- Sexual Situations: Implied
Overall
Our Rating (78/100): Mixed (Divisive)
While there is a playfulness on display regarding how Spa Night treats lust, it can feel like something is missing. Whether it is commentary, a bit more of a story, or a touch more about its characters, while you have to appreciate how it establishes tone, vibe, and perhaps some form of excitement regarding the idea and act of potentially cruising in a spa, the cinematography is unable to make up for lack of payoff or characters who could give something beyond something you may want to see more of.
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