04/14/2026
Tosca Musk made a movie about s*x in San Francisco.
Somewhere between the Hallmark Channel and soft-core Skinemax is a movie called 'Wallbanger'. It's directed by Elon's younger sister on a streaming platform called Passionflix that you have almost certainly never heard of.
In the two years since its release, 'Wallbanger' has existed in a near-total critical vacuum. Rotten Tomatoes shows zero critic reviews. Zero audience ratings.
The film reeks heavily of 'The Wedding Planner' without budget, charisma, or a single believable San Francisco apartment. It lives in a nonexistent version of SF that has no gay people, and any person of color is set dressing or a sassy sidekick.
We follow Caroline, an interior designer in her quest to rediscover her lost or**sm. She moves next door to a man whoâto Wallbanger's creditâcreates a known problem in San Francisco of too loud s*x.
This is a premise that could wrap in 15 minutes but instead takes about two hours. Caroline talks about her rent-controlled apartment as if it's uncommon here. Her wall has a framed photo of Coit Tower, and she rides a cable car to work. That's $9 one way in real life, Caroline.
Now about the Musk of it all: Tosca has been described as a Democratic donor, but she attended soirées for the 2nd Trump inauguration, where she was seen with RFK Jr. A week earlier, Elon had made a gesture at a Trump rally widely interpreted as a N**i salute. Hundreds of Passionflix subscribers canceled. "So disappointed in Passionflix," one wrote. "Disgusting," said another.
It feels like we're canceling everything nowadaysâjustifiably. But the Tosca Musk situation is a lot like our feelings on Philz Coffee: 'Wallbanger' is a bad movie, lol. If you could call it a movie.
'Wallbanger' reeks heavily of 'The Wedding Planner' without budget, charisma, or a single believable San Francisco apartment. And itâs directed by a Musk.