Notes

“The Apocalyptic Late Stage Capitalism of ‘Buffet Infinity'”

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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