Wasabi Tuna

In the neon‑lit sprawl of West Hollywood on a scorching Halloween night, a close‑knit crew of five friends prepares for their annual parade ritual. The city’s streets pulse with costumes, music, and a mischievous spirit that promises anything but a ordinary evening. Their plans swirl around a playful “wasabi tuna” sushi theme, a nod to the city’s quirky culinary vibes, yet the night’s energy suggests that even the most well‑intended ideas can take wildly unexpected turns.

At the heart of the group are Evan London and Harvey Cheng, a stylish gay couple whose business partnership fuels both their design ambitions and their fearless improvisations. Dave Meadows, a polished stockbroker, brings a laid‑back confidence that often masks his appetite for spontaneous adventure. Fredrico Sabàto, a charismatic spinning instructor, injects kinetic energy into every decision, while Emme Ubach, a fashion‑forward trendsetter, pushes the gang toward bold, avant‑garde choices that teeter on the edge of absurdity. Their diverse personalities clash and complement each other, creating a dynamic that feels both intimate and hilariously outlandish.

When a seemingly harmless mishap involving a lost dog spirals into a tangled web of misunderstandings, the friends find themselves inadvertently entangled in a larger, more dangerous conflict. The incident drags them toward an unexpected showdown with ruthless gangsters, setting the stage for a night where the line between comedy and chaos blurs. Their quest for the perfect costume becomes a catalyst for a madcap adventure that tests loyalty, improvisation, and the sheer will to keep smiling amid escalating mayhem.

The film balances razor‑sharp humor with high‑octane action, painting Los Angeles as a playground where costumes become armor and every alleyway hides a new surprise. With a tonal blend of slapstick absurdity and street‑level tension, “Wasabi Tuna” promises a riotous ride through a city that never sleeps, inviting viewers to wonder just how far a group of friends will go to protect a dog, a dress code, and each other.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 10:23