In a captivating twist that defies traditional expectations, ‘Sampung Utos Kay Josh’ emerges as a refreshing comedy-drama that navigates the often-touchy terrain of faith and morality with humor and grace. Directed by Marius Talampas, this comedy-drama brilliantly employs laughter as a vehicle for introspection, making it a standout addition to the genre.

Jerald Napoles leads the charge as Josh, a man whose seemingly flawless life takes an unexpected turn into mayhem, throwing him into an existential quandary as he clings to the Ten Commandments that once guided him. As the plot unfolds, viewers witness not just a series of comical events but a profound journey questioning whether Josh’s struggles are truly deserved. Accompanying him is Pepe Herrera, who humorously embodies Satan (who eventually turned to…oppps might be a spoiler!), offering both comic relief and a satirical lens through which to examine life’s tribulations.

This dynamic duo draws viewers into a whirlwind of antics as they hilariously navigate Josh’s existential crisis, bringing both laughter and poignant moments that resonate deeply.

Napoles shines as both a comedic and dramatic talent, weaving through scenes with an impressive range that keeps the audience engaged. He’s sexy too with a lot of butt exposures to look forward to (watch out for the durian! hahaha).

Supporting performances from a talented cast—including Irma Adlawan, Ashley Rivera and Albie Casino—add humor and richness to an already vibrant story.

‘Sampung Utos Kay Josh’ isn’t just about putting on a comedic facade; it invites reflection on personal beliefs and societal expectations in a uniquely entertaining way. Showing currently in theatres, the audiences should prepare for an experience that’s not only laugh-out-loud funny but also thought-provoking.

This is a film that encourages viewers to look inward, challenge their beliefs, and embrace the imperfections of life, reminding us that perhaps a good laugh can accompany a journey of faith after all.