So tonight we are reviewing Brandon Cronenberg's new film, Infinity Pull, and we're going

to dive right in.

This movie is considered a science fiction horror and it tells the story of a struggling

writer named James Foster and his wife who are on vacation and they are then involved

in a horrible car accident and discover a dark secret that leads to an even darker

adventure into depravity.

And I would even say madness and then even deeper into depravity.

Now this is Brandon's third feature film following 2020's possessor and 2012's antiviral.

So let's start with asking if you all felt Infinity Pull fit in with Brandon's body

of work and if you did, how did it also manage to stay on its own as something new and original?

I'll start.

So I've never seen antiviral and I've heard things about it and that it's a little

rough around the edges but you know my introduction to the Brandon Cronenberg world was

absolutely through possessor and I love possessor.

We reviewed possessor on one of the previous episodes of the show and I really kind of fell

in love with his way to kind of twist and distort reality.

And Infinity Pull gave us some of that same type of distortion.

Halfway through when I was in the league, these dream sequences and all these weird kind

of like filming through diamonds or gems, it was like very 60s and psychedelic, I was

like this is kind of mind bending, this have the Brandon Cronenberg stamp on it.

So for me, I felt like it was very much from his world.

I'll agree with you that in terms of the visual style of Infinity Pull, I think that

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