In the unsettling drama-thriller Glutton, directed by David Arquette, a seemingly perfect suburban life masks a terrifying secret. Patricia Arquette delivers a chilling performance as a mother whose obsession with control and perfection spirals into a dark compulsion, blurring the lines between nurturing and possession. Her family, including her husband played by Abraham Benrubi and their daughter portrayed by Kacey Barnfield, becomes trapped in a gilded cage of her making, where love is served with a side of suffocating manipulation. As the facade of their idyllic existence begins to crack, long-suppressed tensions and horrifying truths threaten to consume them all. The film masterfully cultivates an atmosphere of creeping dread, exploring the monstrous appetites that can lurk beneath a normal surface and the desperate struggle to break free from a toxic bond before it’s too late.