Tomorrow it goes mainstream and opens in selected theatres, including one in Teaneck, New Jersey.
As Natalia Winkelman wrote in The New York Times,
Those who have attended a Shabbat dinner — which occurs on Friday and kicks off the Jewish Sabbath — know that the traditional greeting is “good Shabbos.” The ensemble comedy “Bad Shabbos” telegraphs its silliness right from the title.
Directed by Daniel Robbins, the movie takes place over a disastrous dinner on the Upper West Side, where David (Jon Bass) and Meg (Meghan Leathers) — a newly engaged Jew and gentile — plan to introduce their parents for the first time. But before they can start, a disturbing prank by David’s brother, Adam (Theo Taplitz), goes awry, causing an emergency that the family must hide from the Midwestern in-laws. The crisis involves a body and a ticking clock, as well as a zany, meddlesome doorman (Method Man, always welcome) added for good measure.
Starting tomorrow, the film will make its way across the USA. Be sure to check Fandango and other theater sites for dates and showtimes.
The official trailer is posted below. Enjoy!
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