The Menu truly feels like a three course meal. First we are introduced to the characters, a slow burn letting us know how smug these people are. Then we get to the horror aspect, the dinner and stage show layered with satire. We finally get the third act in which the horror ends and the satire takes precedence. This is a methodical tale with layered reasons for the plot and a final girl that is playing chess with the antagonist.
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