The Gutter’s own Michelle Kisner reviews Buffet Infinity at The Movie Sleuth! “Instead of interrupting the narrative with advertisements, Buffet Infinity (2025) uses ads to tell the story of a small-town community invaded by an insidious, malevolent force. Westridge County is a typical microcosm of America, filled with used car lots, pawn shops, and a few locally owned restaurants. The local sandwich shop, owned by Jennifer Avery, is a favorite, as is her secret sandwich sauce (sourced from an old Italian recipe).
That is, until Buffet Infinity opens up nearby, located in a building next to a giant sinkhole that has mysteriously appeared. Buffet Infinity seems to grow exponentially, engulfing adjacent buildings and businesses, like a hungry black hole. A big corporation is depicted as an existential threat as it assimilates the little guy for its own gain. “
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