All these short, sharp shocks build up to make Kombucha into a biting satire of the horrors of corporate culture. And while not always effective, it’s nevertheless a greatly entertaining time that will put you off of kombucha for a while.

Kombucha may be an acquired taste, but this horror-comedy is not. It is an absolute recommendation for fans of the horror and comedy hybrid. A genre-mix, I am a huge fan of. This one specifically combines a dark workplace comedy with a...

Packed full of gurgling sound effects, bodily fluids, and ooey, gooey moments, Kombucha offers some of FrightFest 2025's most stomach-churning moments with its practical effects that will certainly put you off the titular fermented beverage for good.

Jake Myers’ Kombucha is a humourful, but sensible, exploration of modern working practices, the perils of giving up on your dreams, and a film to test even the most dedicated kombucha drinker’s resolve.