Brandon Cronenberg wants ‘Infinity Pool’ to feel visceral

Cronenberg says his horror film is "a narrative about character psychology," giving bland people in a bland setting a chance to let "animal violence and carnality" bubble up.

Brandon Cronenberg's latest movie, "Infinity Pool," is a boundary-pushing horror film that's visceral and unsettling, and that's exactly the desired effect for the audience.

The Toronto filmmaker takes big swings with his third feature film after "Antiviral" (2012) and "Possessor" (2020).

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