"Buffet Infinity," told entirely through advertisements, stands out as one of the best examples of the nighttime cinema genre. The success of films in this genre highlights the shared experience among viewers and their reactions to the outrageous events on screen. While legendary works like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and "The Room" are classics of this genre, the rise of home video, cable, and the internet has transformed film fandom into a way of introducing bizarre stories to friends or sharing content that is better perceived in altered states.

"Buffet Infinity" caters to the desires of the Millennial generation, influenced by the disturbing nature of found video material and the late-night broadcast spirit of Adult Swim. As the line between fiction and reality blurs and local television broadcasts support breaking the fourth wall, each new segment becomes increasingly closed off and tense. The viewer is drawn into this nightmarish world.

Watching the film's premiere in front of a packed audience at this year's genre-focused Overlook Film Festival sparked murmurs of recognition and waves of laughter among viewers. Now digitally released through Yellow Veil Pictures, the film has also become quite suitable for home viewing. While watching at home, there's the opportunity to pause, notice the easter eggs hidden in small print, or take a trip to the kitchen to grab a hamburger worthy of "Buffet Infinity."