CORPORATE ANIMALS

Cinemavixion Review

Patrick Brice's "Corporate Animals" plunges into the dark, comedic depths of a disastrous team-building exercise. The film, starring a compelling Demi Moore as the self-absorbed CEO Lucy, traps her disengaged employees in a New Mexico cave. What begins as a misguided corporate retreat quickly devolves into a survivalist nightmare, testing the limits of camaraderie and sanity. While the external data notes a 2019 release and a cast including Jessica Williams and Ed Helms, the core narrative of a mismatched group forced to confront their own failings amidst a life-threatening situation remains consistent. Despite a lukewarm reception, evidenced by its ratings, "Corporate Animals" offers a unique blend of survival thriller and biting satire on corporate culture, making it a noteworthy, albeit flawed, exploration of human nature under duress.