Joel Potrykus offers another pasty Midwestern allegory in 'Relaxer,' this one set entirely on a gamer's couch.

"Buzzard" director Joel Potrykus' latest provocation is about one man, a video game, and maybe the end of the world.

Sad and strange and defiantly gross, Joel Potrykus’s “Relaxer” is a compassionate survival tale swirling with childhood trauma.

I like Relaxer a lot, possibly because it is what high-school age me thought American indie cinema was like.

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