There’s extra on The Menu than meals created by a prime chef. A fastidiously deliberate story of thriller, horror, and revenge is being dished as much as a gaggle of unsuspecting company.
In the culinary world, top-tier menus created by gifted cooks with excessive scores and stars are wanted. Tables are exhausting to return by and the meals is at a premium. In The Menu a pair manages to get a reservation at an unique restaurant the place the well-known chef has ready a lavish menu. But all isn’t proper right here – the company are in for the shock of their lives that has little to do with the meals.
The Menu has a who-done-it really feel, however not like Knives Out or Murder on the Orient Express. There’s no Benoit Blanc or Hercule Poirot right here. There’s a grasp of ceremonies in Chef Slowik and he’s serving up one thing very completely different than what his company count on. The newest trailer reveals extra of what they’re about to undergo – secrets and techniques printed on tortillas, sprints via the woods.
Thankfully the newest trailer retains us questioning what the hell is happening right here. All whereas dangling a thriller wrapped in Jamones ibéricos in our faces.
The Menu Details
The forged consists of Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, Ralph Fiennes, and John Leguizamo. Plus Judith Light, Janet McTeer, Reed Birney, Paul Adelstein, Aimee Carrero, Arturo Castro, Mark St. Cyr, Rob Yang, and Hong Chau. Mark Mylod (Succession, Game of Thrones) is within the director’s chair; Will Tracy and Seth Reiss are the screenwriters.
“The Menu is a darkly comedic psychological thriller set in the world of eccentric culinary culture, centering on a young couple who visit an exclusive restaurant on a remote island where an acclaimed chef has prepared a lavish tasting menu.”
The Menu arrives in Theaters on November 18.
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