The first official trailer for Busboys is here, and it promises a wild, offbeat comedy ride packed with absurd humor and unlikely ambition. Directed by Jonah Feingold, the indie film brings together a quirky premise and a cast of seasoned comedians, setting the stage for a story that thrives on chaos, charm, and questionable life decisions.
At the center of the film are David Spade and Theo Von, who play two clueless yet oddly confident friends, Markie and Steef. Convinced that working in a restaurant will magically fix their lives, the duo hatches a hilariously misguided plan: start as busboys, quickly rise to waiters, and unlock the supposed perks of the job. As expected, things do not go quite as smoothly as they imagine.
Set in an Arizona border town, Busboys leans into its setting to create a grounded yet eccentric backdrop for the unfolding comedy. The trailer highlights the duo’s misadventures as they navigate restaurant life, misunderstand responsibilities, and stumble into situations they are wildly unprepared for. With the tagline “Some messes can’t be cleaned up,” the film hints at both literal and metaphorical chaos.
The project also boasts a strong lineup of comedic talent, with appearances from Tim Dillon, Bobby Lee, Trevor Wallace, and Jay Pharoah. Their presence adds to the film’s appeal, suggesting a mix of sharp humor, improvisational energy, and memorable cameos that could elevate the story beyond its simple premise.
Written by Spade and Theo Von themselves and produced alongside Robert Ogden Barnum, the film marks another addition to Feingold’s growing indie portfolio, following titles like Dating & New York and At Midnight. With no festival premieres so far, Busboys is heading straight to select US theaters on April 17, 2026. For fans of offbeat comedies and character-driven humor, this might just be a messy, entertaining surprise worth checking out.
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