Zebra Lounge

Synopsis

Zebra Lounge is a provocative 2001 thriller starring Kristy Swanson that explores themes of desire, temptation, and the complexities of marriage. The story follows a seemingly ordinary married couple who engage in a mysterious and dangerous affair with a seductive couple they meet at a trendy nightclub called the Zebra Lounge. As the boundaries of trust and fidelity blur, the characters find themselves entangled in a web of deception and manipulation. The film delves into the darker side of human relationships, showcasing how far people will go to fulfill their hidden desires, ultimately leading to unforeseen consequences.

Cast

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  Kristy Swanson

  Louise Bauer

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  Stephen Baldwin

  Jack Bauer

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  Brandy Ledford

  Wendy Barnet

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  Cameron Daddo

  Alan Barnet

• Dara Perlmutter

  Brooke Barnet

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  Daniel Magder

  Daniel Barnet

Reviews

Zebra Lounge received predominantly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.7/10, indicating mixed to poor reception. Critics often pointed out the film's lack of originality, with many describing the plot as predictable and the character development shallow. For instance, some reviewers on user forums noted that while Kristy Swanson's performance was competent, the script failed to provide depth or nuance. The movie's attempt to combine elements of erotic thriller and psychological drama was seen as uneven, with pacing issues detracting from overall engagement. However, a few viewers appreciated the film's bold approach to mature themes and acknowledged its appeal to fans of the genre. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official critic score for Zebra Lounge, reflecting its niche status and limited release. Overall, the film is viewed as a modest thriller that falls short of standing out in a crowded genre.