What does feel unique about The Overnight is the way it shows two different married couples opening up about modern sexuality, fidelity, and their desires, all of which are addressed here within their marriages and outside of them.

A cross between 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' and 'Score,' the eyebrow-raising sexual possibilities complimented by real considerations of martial desire and "curiosity."

Brice goes a bit too broad at times, but he keeps things just funny and edgy and open enough for "The Overnight" to work.

Brice proves his talent as a writer as well as a director and if he continues to pound out such accomplished work, he'll be amongst the foremost directors worthy of our anticipation.