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"We’ve all become story savvy," Anya Taylor-Joy tells Total Film in the new issue of the magazine, featuring Enola Holmes 2 on the cover. "Because we’re consuming so much,

Beyond Fest movie review: The Menu makes scathing statement through horror. The Menu, which screened Monday at Los Angeles film festival Beyond Fest, is an engrossing psychological thriller full of justifiable outrage against the elite. Its also a biting satire, pun intended, of the service industry, skewering those who take it for granted, pun still intended.

One of the most exquisite horror movies of the year, The Menu, is about to be served...

Seat the rich.

I couldnt say a final goodbye to TIFF 2022 without wanting to give some love to a few more worthy entries.

The biting satire of the wealthy and their culinary pretentions made its U.S. premiere during Fantastic Fest at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar.

Plays by Bruce Norris and Mia Chung will open later this fall.

Both films float around themes of class and corrupted wealth, but ultimately say very little about either thing.

We are getting closer to the release of thriller The Menu and a new poster for the film was revealed today. It is out November 18th.

Mark Mylod’s 'The Menu' serves up a juicy satire that should satisfy horror fans and fed-up foodies alike.