Overview

• The film, written and directed by real-life partners David Joseph Craig and Brian Crano, follows its SXSW debut and April trailer unveiling before opening in theaters June 6.
• Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells play an American couple whose babymoon in rural Italy descends into a cascade of violent misunderstandings.
• In recent interviews, Rannells cited personal heartbreak as inspiration for the film’s surprising twists while Kroll drew on his experiences as a new father to ground the comedy.
• Set against Pride Month and Father’s Day, the story explores themes of adoption, parental devotion and the perils of language barriers abroad.
• Early reviews applaud the leads’ comedic rapport and gore-tinged set-pieces, though some critics argue its relentless silliness undercuts emotional resonance.