Comedy

Friendship is a real trip.

Spa Weekend (2026)

Runtime 97 min

Release date 20/08/2026

Country United States of America

Production

Suzanne Todd Productions

Black Bear Pictures

Overview

Four lifelong friends realize that somewhere between careers, relationships, families, and everyday responsibilities, they’ve forgotten how to take care of themselves and each other. Burned out and overdue for a break, the women escape to a luxury spa retreat for an unforgettable weekend dedicated to fun, laughter, and a lot of really bad decisions.

Directors & Screenwriters

Jon Lucas

Director

Scott Moore

Director

Cast

Leslie Mann

as Jane

Michelle Buteau

as Coco

Anna Faris

as Sophie

Isla Fisher

as Mel

Adam Demos

as Kai

Dominic Ona-Ariki

as Roger

Erika Heynatz

as Shanti

Courtney Clarke

as Ayurveda

Quinn Aune

as Young Mel

Sierra Rose

as Young Coco

Juliet Sargent

as Young Sophie

Everly Graves

as Young Jane

Kate Lister

as Clare

Yasmin Kassim

as Allison

Damian Walshe-Howling

as Max

Stephen Hunter

as Rick

Tim Appleton

as Police Officer

Peter Thurnwald

as Dylan

Chris Alosio

as Officer Byers

Tim Ross

as Derek

Olivia Simatovic

as Front Desk Receptionist

Charles Jazz Terrier

as Beau

Jon Quested

as Likable Man

Chum Ehelepola

as Kent

Gabriella Oxley

as Atlanta

Matt Aristizabal

as Security

Sharon Brooks

as Party Mom

Julieta Roldan

as Spa Staff

Donné Ngabo

as Solaris Spa Valet

Bruno Nico

as Pool Deck Life

Kathleen O'Dwyer

as Solaris Receptionist

Kelsey Jeanell

as Morgan

Lauren Dillon

as Judge

Angeline Concubierta

as Party Mom

Kenji Shimada

as Sammy

Daniel Goodwin

as Meek Looking Guy

Alex McTavish

as Party Mom

Harrison Croaker

as Security

Kim Britton

as Masseusse

Patrick Noel Quinn

as Police Officer

Greg Scurr

as Priest

Kian Fonua

as Solaris Security

Locky Webb

as Hipster Concierge

Matthew Bennett

as Unlikeable Guy

Kathleen Kedwell

as (uncredited)

Matthew Jarzyna

as Boy

Jon Quested

as Likeable Man

Robert Coleby

as Mike Tomaszewski

Felix Williamson

as Toby

Ali Basoka

as Riley

Aaliyah Nginyo

as Ava

Diana Glenn

as Margaret

Indie Winstanley

as Ella

Gabriel Chrisman

as Benny

Dimitri Politis

as Bellman

Prem Sagar Krishnan

as Crystal Monk

Matt Gough

as Odd Looking Guy

Hayley Fielding

as Yoga Girl 1

Angela Sippel

as Yoga Girl 2

Craig Bullen

as Solaris Guest

Zelie Bullen

as Solaris Guest

Colt Bullen

as Solaris Guest

Tii Mayshack-Mendero

as Lyla

Paul Oh

as Zen Monk

Jess Potts

as Solaris Waitress

Jeff Conelius

as Stripper

Brett Thomas Rosengreen

as Stripper

Cristian Alberto Falcon

as Stripper

Zachary Samuel Smith

as Stripper

Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:31

Did You Know?

The secret sauce behind Spa Weekend’s steamy hand‑massage gag

Composer Philip White set out to craft a spa‑like soundscape that feels contemporary without slipping into obvious Caribbean or country tropes. He leaned on subtle pedal‑steel voicings and brushed away the temptation to use steel drums, instead weaving in modern synth textures that reflect what middle‑aged women might actually be listening to today. The infamous hand‑massage sequence became a three‑part musical experiment. White first nods to Sade with a tongue‑in‑cheek line, “Oh God, I feel like I’m in a Sade video,” then escalates into an emotionally intense middle section before culminating in a full‑on, “70s‑style porn‑music” climax. The team ultimately decided to lean into the over‑the‑top vibe, letting the music amplify the scene’s erotic humor. White argues that comedy scoring is a whole different beast from drama. “You don’t want to step on anybody’s delivery,” he says, noting that music must land jokes precisely and then disappear, a level of beat‑by‑beat calibration far beyond the broader palettes used in dramatic scores. Having cut his teeth across fantasy, horror, action and drama since 2006, White finds the tightrope of comedic timing both challenging and rewarding. When the jokes land, he says, “the comedy just comes alive,” a testament to the meticulous finessing that makes Spa Weekend’s humor sing.

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‘Spa Weekend’: Female Empowerment and Goat Yoga a la “Bad Moms” — Image via theepochtimes.com,

Isla Fisher and Anna Faris trade mud fights and goat yoga in a chaotic R-rated spa getaway.

Director-writer duo Jon Lucas and Scott Moore return with "Spa Weekend," a 2026 comedy that positions itself as a spiritual successor to their hit "Bad Moms." The film follows four childhood best friends—Jane (Leslie Mann), Coco (Michelle Buteau), Sophie (Anna Faris), and Mel (Isla Fisher)—as they seek inner peace at the posh Solaris Resort. The group dynamic is immediately tested when the first three friends, weary of Mel's history as a habitual troublemaker, deliberately exclude her from their birthday celebration, only for people-pleaser Sophie to quietly reverse course and extend an invitation. Upon her arrival, Mel brings a margarita-making machine and a suitcase of sex toys, instantly disrupting the women's attempts at meditation and mud baths. The chaos escalates as Mel destroys a crystal display and performs donuts on the resort's manicured lawns in a golf cart while being chased by security. Amidst the destruction, the film attempts to weave in romantic subplots, including Jane's budding connection with hunky Aussie yoga instructor Kai (Adam Demos) and a rekindled attraction between Coco and her ex-husband following a damaging mud fight. The R-rated comedy, which runs for 1 hour and 37 minutes, leans heavily on bawdy humor and "spa-rampaging goats" from a yoga class. Critics have noted that while the cast includes comedy heavyweights, the script relies on tired antics and two-dimensional characters, resulting in a film that prioritizes fluff over the sharp, empowering tone of its predecessors.

theepochtimes.com