Chỉ Khi Nào Ngươi Chết Đi - Over Your Dead Body (2026)

Jorma Taccone's 'Over Your Dead Body' is a challenging psychological horror-dark comedy hybrid that ruthlessly blurs the boundaries between stage and reality, performance and madness. Jason Segel delivers a career-best performance as an actor imprisoned within his own mind and body, employing multi-layered acting that is both tragic and terrifying, especially in internal monologue sequences distorted by trauma. Samara Weaving further cements her status as a modern 'scream queen' by portraying a complex female character who is simultaneously victim and manipulator, with a gaze both fragile and calculating. Taccone's directorial style is a bold fusion of David Lynch's surrealism and the visceral rhythm of Italian Giallo, utilizing jarring sound design and a bleak color palette to create a suffocating atmosphere akin to an unending play. The appearances of Timothy Olyphant and Juliette Lewis in supporting roles add unexpected depth, serving as distorted mirror fragments reflecting the protagonist's decay. The film is a haunting epic about an actor's identification with a role to the point of self-annihilation, questioning the nature of identity and the cost of art.