Untitled Home Invasion Romance

On the surface the film spins a high risk plan into a romance thriller. Kevin Stanwell, a fading actor, schemes to revive his marriage by staging a home invasion during a long awaited romantic weekend. The idea is supposed to be a dramatic, playful surprise, with Suzie Stone played by Meaghan Rath, but it quickly blurs lines between show and reality. As chaos unfolds, old tensions flare, trust becomes a moving target, and the couple finds themselves moving through a maze of deception that pulls in friends and neighbors. Heather, Stu Cho and Ernie Guerra orbit the scene, amplifying the tension with every mistaken moment and unpredictability throughout that night as it unfolds. The tone blends humor with danger and doubt.

Directed by Jason Biggs, the movie comes from ideas by Jamie Napoli and Joshua Paul Johnson. Shot as a bold blend of comedy, thriller and romance, it showcases Biggs's hands on approach to directing an offbeat story with a cast.

Box office data for Untitled Home Invasion Romance is not publicly listed, suggesting a limited release or streaming debut. No worldwide gross figures appear in tracking sources at this time, and the film seems to have pursued a niche audience.

As of now there are no documented major nominations for Untitled Home Invasion Romance. The project has not appeared in prominent awards lineups, so it remains outside the mainstream awards conversation for 2025, while still drawing attention for its unusual blend of genres and cast and its quirky tone today.

Reception so far shows a mixed response, with a 6.3 out of 10 from 10 votes. The film weighs deception against affection and uses a chaotic night to probe trust, intimacy, and the price of keeping romance alive under pressure. The multi genre approach keeps the pace brisk and invites mirror reflection.