Corporate Animals

Film • 2019 • 1h 26m

Corporate Animals

Corporate Animals

Disaster strikes when the egotistical CEO of an edible cutlery company leads her long-suffering staff on a corporate team-building trip in New Mexico. Trapped underground, this mismatched and disgruntled group must pull together to survive.

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Status: Released
Release: September 20, 2019 (7 years ago)
Runtime: 1h 26m
Rating: R
Language: English
Origins: United States
Tags: accident amused cannibal cannibalism cave cave painting comedy comedy horror corporatism coworkers coworkers relationship earthquake environmental catastrophe hallucination hiking lesbian relationship murder natural disaster survival survivalism team building tourism
Companies: Pacific Electric Picture Company, Protagonist Pictures, Snoot Entertainment

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‘Corporate Animals’: Film Review
Demi Moore plays a self-absorbed boss who gets her team trapped in a cave in Patrick Brice's grisly comedy 'Corporate Animals.'
‘Corporate Animals’ Review: Demi Moore Is a Cannibalistic CEO in ‘The Office’ Meets ‘The Descent’
Demi Moore plays a cannibalistic CEO in an absurd but almost insultingly slapdash comedy about how the American workforce is eating itself.
Movie Review: Team building turns terminal for these “Corporate Animals”
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' Review: From Team-Building to Team-Eating
'Corporate Animals' fashions a toothless satire about a team-building exercise gone bad—but Demi Moore's CEO gives it some bite. Our review.
'Corporate Animals': Sundance Review
Demi Moore stars in this tale of a corporate retreat gone badly wrong
Sundance Review: ‘Corporate Animals’ Takes a Huge Bite Out of an Easy Target
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...
Sundance Film Review: ‘Corporate Animals’
Demi Moore proves her comedy chops in a wicked satire that's light on plotting and heavy on the cannibal jokes

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