Jennifer Lopez’s Kiss Of The Spider Woman Remake VOD Release Date Revealed After $2M Flop

Bill Condon’s Kiss of the Spider Woman may have missed at the box office, but it could now rebound with its upcoming digital release. Starring Jennifer Lopez, Diego Luna, and relative newcomer Tonatiuh, this remake and stage-to-screen adaptation follows two imprisoned men in 1980s Argentina who escape their reality as one of them recounts his favorite Hollywood musical.

2025’s Kiss of the Spider Woman is well-reviewed, with a 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, but failed to find an audience that would make it a box office hit. On an estimated budget of $30 million, the musical drama grossed less than $2 million worldwide. Lionsgate now has to hope that the movie can make back more of its budget through its at-home rentals and purchases.

The distributor has confirmed that Kiss of the Spider Woman will be available on VOD from tomorrow (November 11). The movie does not yet have a streaming release date, but there is reason for it to be popular on digital. For instance, Condon famously worked on the award-winning Chicago, making it almost surprising that this musical was not better reviewed.

Lopez has been a beloved actor and musical artist for years, and with fans possibly more eager than ever to see her in a drama such as this after her especially strong performance in 2019’s Hustlers. Luna has also been in many significant titles, namely Y tu mamá también and Narcos: Mexico, but has gotten even more attention in recent years for his starring role in Andor.

Kiss of the Spider Woman has largely fallen out of awards conversations, but the film’s breakout star still has a chance to win something, perhaps ironically, when some believed Lopez would be its biggest acting contender. However, Tonatiuh was nominated for Breakthrough Performer among the 2026 Gotham Awards nominees, directly competing with One Battle After Another‘s Chase Infiniti.

Kiss of the Spider Woman is certainly still worth watching, and like many box office flops before it, could get a second chance at home. Despite the fan-favorite cast, its premise (and R rating) didn’t make it the easiest film to turn into a financial success at today’s box office. And the movie’s leading stars could still be at the front of some of the biggest films in the years to come.