The film premiered on September 26, 2024, at the Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival.[7] It was released on video on demand on September 29, 2025.[2][1]
Reception
The New York Times wrote it is a "gloriously demented low-fi horror comedy."[8] Reel Reviews scored the film 4 out of 5, writing it is "a madhouse of modern day dilemmas."[9] Upcoming Horror Movies and HorrorBuzz scored it 7 out of 10.[10][11]Variety wrote that it is "a surreal black and white treat."[12]
Projected Figures called it a "low-budget, lo-ficringe-comedy freakout."[4] Bloody Flicks said that it "lingers like a bruise, a reminder that life on the margins is rarely kind."[13] Some critics wrote the film is similar to Clerks[14] and Eraserhead,[3] and compared Saul to the titular character in Napoleon Dynamite.[10][4]
Film critic Daniel M. Kimmel scored it 2 out of 5, writing "Those of a certain age with an especially twisted sense of humor may be able to relate. Everyone else will wonder what the hell is going on."[15]
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