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Jason Biggs has made his directorial debut with Untitled Home Invasion Romance, a black comedy thriller that blends home invasion tension with relationship drama, now available for digital rental and purchase.
Quick Facts
- Genre: Black comedy thriller combining home invasion and romance
- Released September 18, 2025; now available on digital platforms
- Co-stars Meaghan Rath, Justin H. Min, Arturo Castro, and Anna Konkle
- Runtime 1 hour 25 minutes; 77% on Rotten Tomatoes
Plot and Premise
Biggs plays Kevin, an actor struggling to save his failing marriage to philanthropist Suzie, played by Meaghan Rath. In a desperate and misguided bid to rekindle their romance, Kevin stages a fake home invasion during a romantic getaway. The premise takes a dark comedic turn, blending thriller elements with relationship-focused humor. The film features a surprisingly high body count paired with slapstick comedy, creating an unusual tonal mix that critics have described as light and playful despite its violent premise. The story unfolds as Kevin’s elaborate scheme spirals beyond his control, forcing both partners to confront deeper issues in their relationship.
Production and Release
Directed by Biggs himself, the film was written by Jamie Napoli and Joshua Paul Johnson. Producers include Brad Krevoy, David Anselmo, Jimmy Philémond-Montout, and Charles Cohen. The film initially released on September 18, 2025, and has since become available for rent or buy across major digital platforms, including Paramount’s Republic Pictures distribution. The title itself—left deliberately vague and unnamed—became part of the film’s marketing identity, with Paramount emphasizing that “Untitled Home Invasion Romance” is indeed the official title.
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Reception and Critical Response
The film has earned a 77% score on Rotten Tomatoes, suggesting a mixed-to-positive reception from critics. On IMDb, it holds a 5.5 out of 10 rating based on 674 user ratings. Reviewers have praised the film as “a solid comedy and a delightful directorial debut” that “utilizes a sharp script and good performances.” However, some critics have noted that while the premise is interesting, the screenplay struggles at times to maintain focus as it balances comedy, thriller, and romance elements. The film has found an audience who appreciate its unconventional blend of humor and violence, positioning it as a unique entry in the comedy-thriller genre.
Sources
- Wikipedia — Confirmed directorial debut, cast, and genre classification
- IMDb — Confirmed plot details, runtime, and user rating
- Rotten Tomatoes — Critical score and reception summary
- Ain’t It Cool News — Review and interview context confirming genre and tone
- Paramount Pictures — Release information and digital platform availability
- Fandango — Critical praise and audience reception quotes
