Kustom Kar Kommandos

A short, experimental film by Andy Warhol, Kustom Kar Kommandos offers a glimpse into the subculture of custom car enthusiasts in the mid-1960s. The film features a cast of characters, including actors from Warhol's Factory, interacting with and around souped-up automobiles. It captures a specific moment in American car culture with Warhol's signature avant-garde style.

As an experimental film from Andy Warhol's prolific period, Kustom Kar Kommandos is primarily of interest to scholars and fans of avant-garde cinema and Warhol's work. Its reception is often discussed within the context of his broader filmography and the underground film scene of the era, rather than mainstream critical reviews.

• A raw, unpolished look at a specific American subculture.

• Exhibits Warhol's characteristic observational and experimental filmmaking style.

• More of an art piece than a conventional narrative film.

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The film features actors from Andy Warhol's famed 'The Factory' and was shot entirely in a single day.