I enjoyed that they made a lot of fun of the ridiculousness of fine dining and celebrity chefs. I thought the film also had a good amount of tension and creepiness. The thing that just didn't work for me was how everyone was so committed to the chef's cause and everyone, including the customers, just go along with it.
shareHe had a cult like hold over his staff. That's how I saw that. It's implausible that they'd be so dedicated, i agree, but it didn't bother me.
shareI think I mostly struggled with the customers just accepting it in the end. The brainwashed staff was more believable than people just sitting there waiting to be burned alive. But, the whole film was mostly satire so it makes sense.
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