<p>Mark Mylod says his new movie The Menu hits a "sweet spot" between various genres and isn't a straight-forward horror film.</p><p>Ralph Fiennes leads the cast as a celebrity chef who has invited a selection of elite clients to his high-end island restaurant, only to serve up a uniquely sinister selection of dishes.</p><p>Among the guests is snobbish foodie Tyler (Nicholas Hoult), who has brought fine dining sceptic Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) instead of the guest he had originally booked to accompany him.</p><p>"I don't see it as a horror film. I do see the trappings of a dark thriller as very much an important part of the triangle of the tone of the film," Mylod told Yahoo Entertainment UK.</p><p>The Menu is in UK cinemas from 18 November.</p>
