The red-band trailer amps up the dark comedy and raw energy: Hank (Austin Butler), a former high school baseball phenom turned bartender, is asked to watch his neighbor’s cat. That simple favor launches him headfirst into a world of gangsters, drug lords, and betrayal. Set against the gritty backdrop of the East Village, the trailer is full of tension, blood, and chaotic humor, as Hank navigates bizarre twists—escaping attacks, uncovering hidden keys, and fighting for survival in a descent that feels both absurd and urgent. The tone is a frenetic blend of dark satire and thriller, driven by grounded performances and harsh, physical reality.
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