“House of Spoils” is now available exclusively on Prime Video. A psychological thriller from Blumhouse Television and Amazon MGM Studios. The film follows a young talented chef that is ready to make her jump to starting her own restaurant. She gets the opportunity but the location comes with unexpected dark attachments.

A CHAT WITH THE CREATORS

With the release of “House of Spoils”, I spoke with the writers and directors of the film Danielle Krudy and Bridget Savage. In our conversation they shared with me how they developed their lead Chef character and how Ariana DeBose was the right choice for their lead. We look into the art of the scare and their version of witches in the film. It’s a great conversation that you can check out below!

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An ambitious young chef gets a once-in-a-lifetime offer to open her own restaurant, but her dream job becomes a recipe for nightmares.

Chef (Academy Award ® winner Ariana DeBose) has carte blanche to create a menu for a destination restaurant. Until a series of bizarre events derails a preview dinner for an important critic. With just two weeks to prove herself to her partner Andreas (“Succession’s” Arian Moayed), she and sous chef Lucia (Barbie Ferreira) throw themselves into a frenzy of creativity, but Chef’s dreams are filled with images of a woman she believes once lived in the rambling farmhouse. Tormented by forces she can’t explain, Chef creates a tasting menu inspired by the funk of rotting vegetables and moldy fruit, a meal that both repulses and delights Andreas with its unexpected flavors and textures.

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As a sold-out opening night approaches, Chef becomes convinced that the malign spirit of a witch occupies the house. She begins to uncover the previous owner’s shocking secrets. Chef is also pushed to the edge by an unseen entity. Both terrified and empowered, Chef may have transcended her own limitations — or been driven mad by the pressure.

“House of Spoils” is now available exclusively on Prime Video.