Buffet Infinity

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Buffet Infinity

Apr 2026

1h 40m

Comedy

Horror

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In a series of cheap, locally produced television commercials, a story unfolds that begins as a simple business rivalry between small business owners and the looming threat of Buffet Infinity. As Buffet Infinity endlessly expands and grows, swallowing everything in its path, a sinister conspiracy unfolds at the margins, and unfathomable powers begin to worm their way into the vulnerable community of Westridge County, Alberta.

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Nathaniel Muir

AIPT

Aug 19, 2026

Unfortunately, things trail off in the back half. After an opening that is funny, intriguing, and frightening, Buffet Infinity strays from the course. It does more than is necessary and ends up being more confusing than interesting.

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Jason Shawhan

Nashville Scene

May 20, 2026

Walking a tightrope between middle school sleepover chaos and grad school formalism, this is a mordantly dark gift that keeps on giving.

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Aaron Guttenplan

MovieJawn

May 14, 2026

Buffet Infinity is pretty singular, a lot of fun, and, at times, genuinely unnerving.

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Stephen Silver

Splice Today

May 8, 2026

Sounds like a gimmick, and it is. But it’s executed, despite a high degree of difficulty, to near-perfection

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Daniel Kurland

Dread Central

May 1, 2026

4.5/5

Buffet Infinity requires some trust from its audience. However, it’s an experience that pays off and becomes a one-of-a-kind experimental experience. It presents a completely new way to tell a horror story that’s ambitious, alarming, and existential.

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Zach Youngs

InSession Film

Apr 30, 2026

A

Buffet Infinity is not for those who can’t give it their full attention, but it is for those who are open to a mind altering phantasmagoria with a sheen of what it was once like to consume television and to think you saw something

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Max S

@RT84169010 4 days ago

Super fun and creative, scratches that Too Many Cooks kind of itch. It has the makings of a cult film in my opinion. Don't go in expecting a conventional narrative, go in expecting to meet it where it's at. It's got a style and tone that may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I loved it and had an absolute blast. The music was fantastic. It has the sauce!

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Jason S

@RT50049289 Sep 8, 2026

I found this movie from a random YouTube recommendation list. It intrigued me so much that I subscribed to watch it. Definitely worth it. This movie is a treat. Like little bits of candy. The way the story unfolds, the way the movie feels. The atmosphere is a nice satisfying contrast between horror and nostalgic TV. The 90 minute runtime went by in a flash, and I had the end credits song stuck in my head for a long time afterwards. This is worth your time. Unique, strange, nostalgic, and fun. If you are a fan of things like Tim and Eric, or Twin Peaks, definitely give this one a go. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because early on, I had to disable my subwoofer to keep watching. I wont spoil why. Watch to find out. A solid recommendation.

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Sarah S

@RT00404537 Sep 4, 2026

What did I just watch.....

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Lori B

@lb222333 Sep 1, 2026

Original in its use of commercials to tell the story but not for everyone. My friend could only tolerate 10 minutes of the film.

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Christina C

@RT81388141 Aug 30, 2026

We couldn't make it to the end. The "story" is told through a series of commercials, but they only last a few seconds each before they're cut off and the next one starts playing. The commercials themselves are absurd, and most of them do nothing to advance the plot. By the time some of them started helping to form the narrative, I had long since lost interest. It's hard to care about kooky commercials that add nothing to the storyline and only last a few seconds each. I also could not have cared less about any of the "characters" or what happened to them. This is one to skip.

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Nunya F

@JustMick Aug 27, 2026

Cool movie, but I liked it better when SCTV did it. I'm not a MAGAT and I'm a hard-core Trailer Park Boys fan, but they shoulda gave proper attribution.

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Synopsis

In a series of cheap, locally produced television commercials, a story unfolds that begins as a simple business rivalry between small business owners and the looming threat of Buffet Infinity. As Buffet Infinity endlessly expands and grows, swallowing everything in its path, a sinister conspiracy unfolds at the margins, and unfathomable powers begin to worm their way into the vulnerable community of Westridge County, Alberta.

Director: Simon Glassman
Producer: Simon Glassman, Michael Peterson
Screenwriter: Simon Glassman, Allison Bench, Elisia Snyder
Distributor: Yellow Veil Pictures
Production Co: Peterson Polaris
Genre: Comedy, Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 24, 2026, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): May 8, 2026
Runtime: 1h 40m

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