BUTT BOY Review: A Grisly, Bizzare Tale Of Posterior Gluttony And Poetic Justice
Director and actor Tyler Cornack, and his Tiny Cinema fellows, Ryan Koch and Tyler Rice, immerse viewers into the nightmarish tale of Butt Boy, told over a period of several years with a key gap in between. Chip Gutchek (Tyler Cornack) is an IT expert whose job is about as mundane as how his wife, Anne (Shelby Dash), sees their marriage. One day, a check up with his proctologist is all it takes for him to discover a peculiar obsession, one that takes a toll greater than he imagines: shoving things up his ass. It gets worse over time to the point where not only has he increasingly disappeared anything from the smallest of objects to actual people, he’s masking his condition as an Alcoholics Anonymous attendant. This is where he meets Russell Fox (Tyler Rice), a slick-haired, ear-pierced, leather jacket and thick goatee-wearing detective whose life is somewhat destitute, […]
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