Buffet Infinity is a Canadian comedy-horror film set in Westridge County, Alberta, where a sprawling all-you-can-eat chain devours local businesses and eventually something far stranger. The story unfolds through mock TV commercials made by desperate small-business owners, which is a fairly clever frame for a satire about corporate gigantism swallowing community identity. That anti-corporate throughline gives the film its Leans Progressive signal. The critique of unchecked expansion eating a vulnerable town carries obvious left-leaning valence, even when delivered through absurdist horror. There are no meaningful religious, family, or identity-politics threads pulling in the other direction, so the label is mild rather than sharp, driven mostly by the film's core premise.