A spokesperson says---
"...When critic Mortimer Brewster stops by his sweet elderly aunts' Brooklyn home to share news of his recent engagement, he discovers a shocking family secret. His seemingly charming and charitable aunts have been quietly poisoning lonely old men as an act of mercy. As Mortimer desperately tries to protect his family, his fiancée, and his own sanity, the arrival of his delusional brother, who believes he is Theodore Roosevelt, and his murderous criminal brother creates an escalating whirlwind of mistaken identities, hidden bodies, and comic chaos..."
"...Abby and Martha Brewster, two sweet, silver-haired spinster aunts, practice the kindest form of charity: elderberry wine laced with arsenic for lonely old gentlemen. Their fast-talking theater-critic nephew Mortimer uncovers the macabre family secret amid his whirlwind engagement. Add a brother channeling Teddy Roosevelt and a Boris Karloff-lookalike criminal, and the farce bursts into pandemonium—as the cellar stacks up with bodies..."
