
Movies that feel likeThe Menu (2022)
If you loved The Menu, the closest films we have are Ready or Not: Here I Come (2026), The Conference (2023) and Scream VI (2023). All three share The Menu's dread and unsettling feel, which is what we rank on before quality.
Seen the big three already? The under-the-radar pick below is Sightseers (2012).
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If The Menu hit the spot, these will too

Both are built on the same subject: dark comedy
The difference: Takes it somewhere less relentless than The Menu does

A group retreat turned kill-list, with satire on the side
The difference: Broader slasher gags — none of the fine-dining precision

Self-aware horror that toys with its audience while bodies drop
The difference: Straight franchise slasher — chases and lore, not class satire

Strangers trapped in one room, turning on each other with dark glee
The difference: Scuzzy chaos, not curated menace — de la Iglesia goes broad

Polite little rituals hiding utterly homicidal impulses
The difference: Shabby caravan Britain — the murder is mundane, not theatrical

Gleeful sacrilege — comedy sprinting hand in hand with gore
The difference: Frantic and scuzzy where The Menu is cold and controlled

Revenge served in exquisitely plotted courses
The difference: Six separate stories — no single slow-boil evening of dread


Both land dread and unease at once

An evening of staged games where the danger keeps turning real
The difference: Pure crowd-pleaser — the darkness is set dressing, not the point

A social gathering that curdles as the guest sees the design
The difference: Genuine sustained horror — the laughs are relief, not the mode

Hospitality wielded as a psychopath's weapon of choice
The difference: Teen-horror plotting — trashy fun rather than pointed satire
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