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The menù

2022
8
Director: 
Mark Mylod

SYNOPSIS: 

A young couple visits an exclusive restaurant on a remote island where the acclaimed chef has prepared a sumptuous tasting menu, along with a few shocking surprises. The Menu is a Thriller/Horror/Comedy film.
Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult Hong, John Leguizamo.

REVIEW: 

Culinary horror that serves us a ferocious satire on social inequality and the vulgar opulence of the rich, mocking the world of conceptual/molecular cuisine where you eat very little and spend a lot. What should have been an exclusive dinner turns into carnage under the crazy direction of a great, funny and at the same time glacial Ralph Fiennes. The tension is growing and the twists follow one another repeatedly. Surprising until the last scene. All the actors are excellent. A must see.

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