Film • Nov 17, 2022
A young couple travels to a remote island to eat at an exclusive restaurant where the chef has prepared a lavish menu, with some shocking surprises.
The Menu
- Status
- Released
- Release
- November 17, 2022 (2 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 47m
- Rating
- R
- Genres
- Psychological horror
- Themes
- Dark Comedy, Psychological Horror, Satire
- Origin
- United States
- Companies
- Hyperobject Industries, Searchlight Pictures
Cast
John ColaChef
Ralph FiennesChef Slowik
Michael A. DeanChef
Anya Taylor-JoyMargot
Marcus Aveons DuncanChef
Nicholas HoultTyler
Alexander GoldsteinChef
Hong ChauElsa
Grant HenleyChef
Janet McTeerLillian
Brandon HerronFront of House
Paul AdelsteinTed
Elbert KimPolice Officer
John LeguizamoMovie Star
Melisa LopezPolice Officer
Aimee CarreroFelicity
A. Jae MicheleChef
Reed BirneyRichard
Jay ShadixFront of House
Judith LightAnne
Rachel TrautmannChef
Rebecca KoonLinda
Victor ZhengChef
Rob YangBryce
Arturo CastroSoren
Mark St. CyrDave
Peter GroszSommelier
Christina BrucatoKatherine
Adam AalderksJeremy
Jon Paul AllynBoat Waiter
Mel FairBoatman
Cristian GonzalezServer 1
Matthew CornwellDale / Coast Guard Officer
John Wilkins IIIServer 2
Scores
- Average Score
- 69.6%
FilmAffinity
- 62%
IMDb
- 72%
Letterboxd
- 70%
Metacritic
- 68%
Rotten Tomatoes
- 76%
Levels
- Sex & Nudity
- None
- Violence
- High
- Profanity
- Moderate
- Algohol & Drugs
- Low
- Fright & Intensity
- Moderate
Reviews
AARPWhat to Watch on TV and at the Movies This Week
ABC NewsReview: 'The Menu' is unpredictable and delectably unhinged from 1st scene to last
AV ClubThe Menu samples some familiar, but tasty, flavors
Baltimore MagazineMovie Review: The Menu
BFIThe Menu review: a tense tale of slow-cooked revenge
Lovia Gyarkye‘The Menu’ Review: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Fiennes and Nicholas Hoult Headline Mark Mylod’s Tasty Satire
HuffPost‘Glass Onion’ And ‘The Menu’ Might Punish The Rich — But They’re Profoundly Empty
The IndependentThe Menu is scattershot satire, but Anya Taylor-Joy is bliss – review
LAistFilmWeek: ‘She Said,’ ‘The Menu,’ ‘Bones And All’ And More
Monocle‘The Menu’ and food on the big screen - Monocle
Preview | Houston Arts & Entertainment GuideReview: ‘The Menu’ with Ralph Fiennes serves delicious, dark-comedy thrills
David Fear'The Menu' Serves Up the Last Supper of Class Warfare
Screen‘The Menu’: Toronto Review
David Sims'The Menu' Skewers Class Politics
Scott TobiasIn Review: 'Bones and All,' 'The Menu,' 'She Said'
theringer.comFine Dining Is Ripe for a Takedown. ‘The Menu’ Serves It Up.
UPROXX’The Menu’ Is A Brilliantly-Realized Foodie Horror-Comedy
Esther ZuckermanThe Menu Is Not What You Expect— It’s Better
Alison WillmoreThe Menu Is Deliciously Mean
