Full Trailer: Maria Bakalova and Zach Cherry in ‘All Night Wrong’

Get ready for a night where fate is less about romance and more about felony. Voltage Pictures has just unveiled the official trailer for All Night Wrong, a comedy that promises to turn a simple blind date into an absolute, chaotic crime thriller.

This film plunges viewers into the wild world of dark comedy and crime, where the stakes are impossibly high and the humor is delightfully twisted. The premise kicks off with Gary and Ell on what they thought would be a charming evening, only to discover that their night quickly spirals into a spectacular series of hijinks.

The trouble escalates dramatically when the couple finds themselves entangled with far more than just awkward conversation. They end up stealing a killer’s car, a dead body, and a hefty sum of $40,000. It’s a recipe for utter mayhem, wrapped up in the kind of absurdity that only pure comedy can deliver.

The cast is stacked with comedic talent, featuring a dynamic duo of Maria Bakalova and Zach Cherry as the mismatched couple navigating this extraordinary predicament. They are joined by supporting players Emily Hampshire, Ryan Beil, and Tyler Labine, ensuring that every interaction is packed with unpredictable energy.

Early buzz following the film’s premiere at the SXSW London Film Festival has been overwhelmingly positive. Critics are already recognizing the unique blend of thrills and absurdity. One review noted that the film explores what Gary and Eli learn over one wild night about themselves—and what they deserve in a relationship, whether romantic or platonic.

Beyond the high-stakes crime plot, the movie is a celebration of pure comedic chaos. Expect wacky 1980s humor woven into thrilling twists and countless antics that keep the audience on the edge of their seats.

With the trailer now available, fans can anticipate a truly memorable cinematic experience set to hit VOD next month, with a theatrical release starting this summer in August. If you’re looking for a film that blends genuine thrills with ridiculous hijinks, All Night Wrong is certainly worth watching.