House of Spoils: Everything We Know

What is House of Spoils about?

In order to fulfill her dream owning a farm-to-table affair, a chef (Ariana DeBosea) opens a restaurant at a remote estate. As you can imagine, the pressures are high. As she settles into her venue, she builds her menu and trains her staff while trying to keep her investors happy. She holds herself to high standards as an emerging leader all while trying to find her voice. The last thing she needs is to add something else to her plate. Her new venture is in jeopardy as the spirit of the previous owner plans to sabotage her at every turn.

To bring the characters to life, the cast spent time in the kitchen of Red Paper Clip in New York to expand their culinary knowledge and meet chefs. In addition, DeBose trained for a week with chef Ayesha Nurdjaja of Shukette to sharpen her knife skills, including watching Chef’s Table. To bring the menu to life in the film, the crew enlisted the help of Hungarian chef and food designer, Zoe Hegedus. To top things off, both the directors spent years waitressing and working in New York restaurants.

How to watch House of Spoils

The 1 hour 41 minute film supernatural thriller will debut on Prime Video on October 3, 2024 just in time for Halloween. However, if you live in Austin, TX, the film will premiere at Fantastic Fest on September 21st.

House of Spoils Trailer

What is House of Spoils rated?

The film has a rating of R for language and some violent content.

Who is behind House of Spoils?

In a collaboration with Amazon Studios and Blumhouse Television, the film is written and drected by Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy. The producers include Bridget Savage Cole, Danielle Krudy, Chris McCumber, Jeremy Gold, Chris Dickie, Greg Gilreath, Adam Hendricks, Drew Houpt, Alex Scharfman, Lucas Joaquin and Jason Blum.