The film critic, Alonso Duralde, is correct. This is an extended version of a Black Mirror episode or something you would see in an anthology series on TV back when broadcast television did loads of them. And yet, even with that criticism, he was far too kind to this picture.

It's funny that the film presents food that is far too underwhelming and tiny since that is exactly who the characters are. Wildly underwhelming and tiny. You learn very little about most of the dinner guests and even the chef remains a mystery. Which is all well and good for a 30 minute TV show that doesn't mean for us to invest more than a few minutes into characters that we won't be seeing again next week but for a movie it's awful.

Some people are calling this satire. Well. If that's true, it most certainly should have closed on Saturday night.