The final installment of the legendary ‘Tazza’ franchise, ‘Tazza: Beelzebub’s Song’ (directed by Choi Kuk-hee), has released its main trailer, promising to heat up theaters this Chuseok holiday.
As the grand finale of the series, ‘Tazza: Beelzebub’s Song’ is a crime film that follows Jang Tae-young (played by Byun Yo-han), who once had the world in his hands through an online casino business, and his former best friend and doppelgänger Park Tae-young (played by Noh Jae-won), who stripped him of everything. The two reunite in a high-stakes global gambling ring for a fierce revenge match.
The newly released main trailer ramps up anticipation for the Chuseok theatrical season by previewing thrilling gambling tables and an intense revenge drama. It packs a punch with non-stop action, ranging from the tension of poker games set against a global backdrop to Jang Tae-young’s vendetta against the friend who betrayed him.
The trailer kicks off with Jang Tae-young engaged in a life-or-death chase right in the middle of downtown Vietnam. As he desperately flees his pursuers through narrow alleys and bustling markets, brief cuts of Park Tae-young’s bitter expression—overshadowed by the successful Jang Tae-young back in Korea—spark curiosity about their complex history.
Jang Tae-young soon discovers that the person who drove him to the edge of a cliff was none other than his trusted friend and business partner, Park Tae-young. Stripped of everything, Jang resolves to take revenge, igniting their bitter, lingering rivalry. The two then dive into a massive global gambling operation designed by Kaneko (Ayaka Miyoshi), setting the stage for an ultimate showdown.
The film also highlights powerful performances by a stellar cast, including Byun Yo-han and Noh Jae-won, alongside characters harboring their own ambitions and desires who jump into the game. Driven by grit and determination in unpredictable matches, the tension soars. The setting expands beyond Korea to Japan and Vietnam, with the addition of Chairman Tao (Hong Dao) and Sasaki (Tsuyoshi Ihara), foreshadowing an even grander scale and fierce competition.
Notably, the tagline, “The end of every game is the most intense,” piques curiosity about the movie’s final showdown while heightening expectations for the grand finale of the ‘Tazza’ series, which has spanned 20 years. The meticulously woven moments where victory and defeat hang by a thread, combined with the actors’ expressions, lines, and movements, amplify excitement for the theatrical thrill ride.
‘Tazza: Beelzebub’s Song’, the final story based on Huh Young-man’s original cartoon series, is set to be released on September 23.
