This is an increasingly nerve-wracking fable about the lengths men whose lives are placid if just merely pleasant will go to make themselves feel needed and validated.

Canadian director Jason Buxton crafts a sometimes tense and sometimes unsteady character study that isn’t so much laced with dread as it is slathered with it.

Foster, one of the most remarkable actors in modern film, is brilliant in what might be his most unexpected performance in years.

Ben Foster often feels like he's channeling a Tim Robinson energy that pushes his obsession over these accidents to a place way funnier than I anticipated. He can't stop, even when everyone is begging him to. A nice Hidden Gem of 2025.