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Alberta Town's Ads Turn Sinister
9 May
Summary
- A Canadian indie film features local ads that become unsettling.
- The plot involves a competitive restaurant, a missing person, and a sinkhole.
- The film is available digitally via Yellow Veil Pictures now.
The Canadian indie film "Buffet Infinity" has arrived on digital platforms, offering a unique horror experience that taps into the unsettling nature of found media. Directed by Simon Glassman, the movie initially presents itself as a series of local advertisements from a small Alberta town.
However, these commercials, including those for a restaurant called Buffet Infinity and Jenny's Sandwich Shop, soon take a disturbing turn. As the ads grow more competitive, a local news report reveals Jenny is missing, and a sinkhole begins to expand. A cult leader's warnings about the end of the world further escalate the escalating dread.
The film's increasing claustrophobia and its blurring of fiction and reality resonate with audiences familiar with the eerie aesthetics of Adult Swim. "Buffet Infinity" is now available for digital viewing, allowing viewers to pause for discussion or uncover hidden details.
