Demi Moore plays a self-absorbed boss who gets her team trapped in a cave in Patrick Brice's grisly comedy 'Corporate Animals.'

Demi Moore plays a cannibalistic CEO in an absurd but almost insultingly slapdash comedy about how the American workforce is eating itself.

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While it may appear that Demi Moore has abandoned Hollywood for a simpler life, the “Ghost” actress has actually been pumping out duds like a T-shirt fac...

Demi Moore plays the unpleasant boss of unpleasant people trying to survive after a cave collapses on a company retreat.

Although she does not get top billing, Moore is the central focus, surrounded by a cast of amateurs who are unknown for a very good reason.

Imagine Office Space with forgettable characters and nothing to say about this next bleak phase of the business world. 

A review of two more Midnight movies from Sundance, one great and one not. 

A diverse workforce at an “edible cutlery” start-up are trapped in a cave during a “team building” spelunking expedition in the dark farce, “Corpo...

'Corporate Animals' fashions a toothless satire about a team-building exercise gone bad—but Demi Moore's CEO gives it some bite. Our review.

Demi Moore stars in this tale of a corporate retreat gone badly wrong

A corporate team-building retreat goes way bad in Corporate Animals, written by Sam Bain and directed by Patrick Brice. From the jump, it's a great hook. Tha...

In the Sundance film, "Corporate Animals," Demi Moore's tone-deaf performance leads to an tragically unfunny cannibal comedy.

Demi Moore proves her comedy chops in a wicked satire that's light on plotting and heavy on the cannibal jokes