Corporate Animals

(2019)

In the movie Corporate Animals (2019), CEO Lucy invites her employees for a team-building experience in underground desert caves in New Mexico. However, their excursion takes a horrifying turn when they become trapped inside the caves. With no way out, tensions rise and relationships are tested as they struggle to survive.

Led by the demanding and insufferable Lucy, the group consists of various quirky individuals, including sales representatives, interns, and an HR manager. As their food and water supplies dwindle, they are forced to rely on each other and confront their own personal demons.

The film explores themes of power dynamics, moral ambiguity, and the human instinct for survival. Lucy's ruthless leadership and lack of empathy come into sharp focus, as her subordinates realize the extent of her corporate ruthlessness and manipulation.

As the group becomes increasingly desperate, they resort to dark and twisted measures to ensure their survival. The boundaries of morality blur, and the characters are forced to confront their own self-interest and the lengths they are willing to go to stay alive.

Corporate Animals is a dark comedy that holds a mirror up to corporate culture, revealing the sometimes absurd and destructive nature of corporate power dynamics. With its sharp wit and biting satire, this film is a must-watch for anyone seeking a unique take on workplace dynamics and survival instincts.