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A review of Mark Mylod's haute cuisine satire,The Menu, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Fiennes.

Cast as cast can. Mia Chung's Catch as Catch Can has set the cast for its Off-Broadway production. Performances run from October 14 to November 20 at Playwrights Horizons, with opening night on November 1.

Daniel Aukin will direct the Off-Broadway production that features double-cast actors playing across race, gender, and generation.

Ben Chanan's dystopian drama hits some sizzlingly contemporary notes. TV review by Adam Sweeting

Holliday Grainger returns as a pleasingly unlikeable heroine in this high-stakes drama set at the heart of the UK’s cyber defence

Whether you're a horror fanatic or looking for escapism, there's a movie for you this fall. Here's our fall movie preview for film lovers of all types.

Nicholas Hoult and Anya Taylor-Joy find themselves struggling to survive as a luxury restaurant turns into a waking nightmare in the horror comedy The Menu, also starring Ralph Fiennes as a sinister chef.

New horror/thriller The Menu debuted its trailer and posters this morning. The film opens in theaters November 18th.

Judging from an unsettling new trailer, audiences are in for a real treat when The Menu releases in November.

Judging from an unsettling new trailer, audiences are in for a real treat when The Menu releases in November.