Overview
- The dark comedy premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 11 and begins its theatrical run on Sept. 19.
- A digital release follows on Sept. 23, providing a quick transition from theaters to home viewing.
- The story tracks adult siblings who discover a decades-old corpse in their family home and choose a coverup that triggers escalating consequences.
- Critics highlight Gad and Scodelario as the emotional core, with notes that Billie Lourd’s scene-stealing caregiver could have been used more.
- Lourd and co-star Anthony Carrigan describe the film’s offbeat, high-velocity tone, while Winter underscores its old-school independent production, built by attaching cast before securing financing.