Comedy Film 'Busboys' Released in Theaters Without Traditional Studio Support

The comedy film 'Busboys' was financed by its two lead actors and produced without involvement from a traditional studio or film distributor.

Instead, a digital marketing company named Night is handling the film's theatrical release. The movie opened in select theaters across the United States in April 2026. The film was shot in Los Angeles in January 2026 during the period of local wildfires.

It follows two friends who decide to become waiters, starting as busboys to prove themselves before moving up to wait staff positions.

Status Currently, 'Busboys' is only available to watch in movie theaters.

Screenings can be found through platforms such as Fandango and the film's official website. Initially, the release was planned for Cinemark and Regal theaters, but some showings are also available at select AMC theaters. The film is not available for streaming on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video at this time.

It is not a Netflix original, nor is it included with a Prime subscription. While it may become available for digital purchase or rental on platforms like Prime Video after its theatrical run, no streaming agreements have been announced. The timing of any digital or home media release remains uncertain.

Typically, independent films become available digitally about one month after their theatrical debut, which could place a potential digital release around May 2026. >"Busboys is not streaming on Netflix or Prime Video right now.