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

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

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

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

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Stephen Silver

Splice Today

May 8

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

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

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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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Eduardo Luiz R

@EduardoManolo 1d

Me fez lembrar de "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!", só que chato e repetitivo pra 1h32min.

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Emily S

@EmilyArt 1d

Really surprising and fun analog horror movie. This probably would've taken a few years to watch if it was a YouTube series, so it all condensed like this was great. Much to think about. Even knowing what I now know, I'd go to that buffet. I miss buffets.

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Allison R

@RT65533687 1d

Wow! I love when a horror film feels like it rearranged my psyche. I've only ever experienced that with films that descend into madness. But this film did something similar through an ascent into absurdity. By the end, I was just laughing and feeling like I had lost my mind (in the best way possible). It hit the perfect combination of absurdity alongside an examination of consumption and the interplay between politics, business, and religion with a heavy dose of 90s nostalgia. I loved it!

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Metal S

@MetalSombreros 3d

Funny with cool music for starters. Its easy to compare to Tim and Eric but it has a totally different vibe and goes all kinds of strange directions. This movie must have taken an enormous amount of work and you see that work onscreen, it is a pretty good bit of world building. I was never bored for one second and I really loved the ending. If you have any taste for film at all watch it

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C P

@SteveShelley1980 3d

It’s not a particularly original film as it’s a heavy homage to Eric and Tim, Local 58 (some of the stock sound effects are even the same), Adult Swim infomercials etc., but there are moments of brilliance here and there that make it worth watching. It is too long and self indulgent though which works against it. Ironically, it’s only when the shackles come off in the last 20 mins or so and it moves away from the commercials gimmick that it really starts to shine and where all the best scenes are… then the film is over. Banging soundtrack.

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scott C

@ScottC706 4d

It was entertaining for a while but eventually it just got really really weird and lost it's appeal. The ending was out there

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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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