Kombucha

About This Movie

Kombucha (2025) is a peculiar blend of comedy and horror that really nails the absurdity of office life. Directed by Jake Myers, it starts off almost light-hearted, with our protagonist naively enjoying the break room's kombucha, thinking it's just a quirky perk. But as the story progresses, the atmosphere shifts dramatically; the fluorescent lights almost feel like they’re closing in. The pacing is steady, letting the tension build as the kombucha’s effects get weirder, and we watch this transformation unfold. The practical effects used for the metamorphosis are surprisingly effective—gross but fascinating. The performances carry this off-kilter tone; you can see the camaraderie turn ominous, and that’s what really sticks with you. It’s a dissection of corporate culture wrapped in a bizarre, fermented package.

Explores themes of corporate culture. · Distinctive mix of practical effects and dark humor. · Pacing allows tension to build effectively.