Overview
- The R-rated black-comedy psychological drama began its U.S. theatrical run on Sept. 5 via Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate.
- Writer-director James Sweeney, who also co-stars, labeled those sharing the leaked sex clip “perverts” and condemned the piracy as a violation of privacy.
- Sweeney said the footage was meant to be seen in context, called the leak a spoiler, and acknowledged losing sleep over it.
- Early reviews focus on the film’s character-study approach rather than twist-driven thrills, with strong praise for Dylan O’Brien’s performances.
- International rights were sold to Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions, and an overseas release date has not been announced.