Jason Buxton’s second feature film, Sharp Corner, is a poignant study of human behavior that can often take twisty, dark turns. The film is centered around the McCall family, who had recently moved into the suburbs. Their spacious new house buzzed with possibilities—while Josh planned on turning the backyard into a pitch and putt, Rachel thought it was important that they fix their son’s room to help him with the transition. Max was happy to be living in what he called ‘the mansion,’ but he often felt overwhelmed by the fear of darkness or by the thought of a bear storming into his room. Just when the McCall family was ready to call it a night on their first day there, a car swerved towards the house, and it ran into a tree. An accident on the first night at a new house felt sinister, and it...