The film ‘Tazza: The Song of Belzebub’ is scheduled to open in theaters on September 23, 2026, the day before Chuseok. It is produced by Sidus and distributed by CJ ENM, with Choi Kook-hee directing. Unlike the previous three films, it is presented as a story set in an independent universe. Rather than directly continuing the events of the earlier films, the focus is on the characters’ relationships and the gambling-world setting introduced in this installment.
What Is the Relationship Between Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young?
Byun Yo-han plays Jang Tae-young, who becomes successful through an online casino business, while Roh Jae-won plays Park Tae-young, Jang Tae-young’s close friend and namesake. Park Tae-young is presented as a character who turns against Jang Tae-young after betraying him, and the two men’s conflict of betrayal and revenge forms the film’s central struggle.
The main settings are an online casino and a global poker gambling circuit. Jo Woo-jin appears as Kwak Dong-wook, while Ayaka Miyoshi plays Kaneko. Yoon Kyung-ho, Tsuyoshi Ihara, and Hong Dao are also part of the cast, introduced respectively as Jo Joong-hwan, Sasaki, and Chairman Tao.
What Has Been Confirmed About the Trailers, Posters, and Screening Schedule?
The official CJ ENM Movie channel has released a rival trailer and a main trailer. Two main posters visually present the confrontation between Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young, along with key figures from the global gambling scene. The posters’ release has been confirmed, but the reuse rights for images included in press coverage have not been verified.
Among the available viewing information, a notice from the Korean Association for the Visually Impaired confirms that the film is classified as “Restricted to Adults.” According to the same notice, Value Bom screenings are scheduled to take place 26 times across 25 regions, with first-come, first-served phone registration available to registered people with visual impairments and their companions. Schedules vary by region: Uiseong Small Cinema is listed for 10 a.m. on September 23, CGV Pyeongtaek for 2 p.m. on September 22, and CGV Guro for 7 p.m. on October 1. Schedules may change, so viewers should contact the representative in their region.
The general theater lineup, ticketing schedule, and runtime have not yet been confirmed. The fixed theatrical release date and the Value Bom screening schedule should therefore be checked separately, while additional guidance is still needed for details concerning regular screenings.