Tazza: Song of Beelzebub Begins Simultaneous Theater and VOD Release
The crime drama “Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub” began its simultaneous theater and VOD release today, November 11. Distributed by CJ ENM, the film is now available across various IPTV, digital cable, and streaming platforms as it transitions from the box office to the home market.
Transition to Digital Platforms
CJ ENM Movie confirmed the digital rollout on November 11. According to the distributor, the movie is now accessible via TVING, various IPTV services including KT Genie TV, SK Btv, and LG U+ TV, as well as digital cable providers and platforms like Coupang Play, Wavve, Google Play, and Apple TV. The studio’s official statement noted, “From the theater to the home! The game of revenge continues.”
The Film Seeks 2.5 Million Admissions to Break Even
The film, which premiered on September 23, reached a cumulative audience of 2,074,288 viewers as of November 10, according to the Korean Film Council’s integrated computer network for movie theater tickets. Topstarnews reported that the film’s break-even point is set at 2.5 million admissions. While it currently ranks 11th in the 2026 domestic box office, it holds the distinction of having attracted the largest audience among films rated for restricted audiences this year.
Series Finale Celebrates Franchise Anniversary with High Audience Ratings
“Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub” serves as the final installment in the “Tazza” series, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the franchise based on the original comics by Huh Young-man. Directed by Choi Guk-hee, the narrative follows Jang Tae-young, played by Byun Yo-han, as he engages in a global gambling conflict against his former friend, Park Tae-young, played by Noh Jae-won.
The film has maintained strong audience engagement scores across major platforms. Data indicates an 8.5 rating on Naver, 8.9 on Lotte Cinema, 8.4 on Megabox, and a 93% CGV Egg Index rating. The production features an ensemble cast including Miyoshi Ayaka, Jo Woo-jin, Yoon Kyung-ho, and others. The film has a runtime of 129 minutes and contains no post-credits footage.