Jesús struggles with resentment and insecurity as new parenthood strains his bond with María, while a seemingly ordinary purchase unleashes a nightmare that turns domestic life into a suffocating trap.
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- Hugues Grelier5d agoThis movie is a real oddity that does its job so well that I had nightmares about it that very night and felt sick throughout the entire runtime... The tension is masterfully built, and the twist is spot-on... In short, I wouldn’t recommend it to just anyone because I haven’t felt this way since Noé’s *Climax*, but it has to be said—it’s a little gem in its own right ;) Not for young parents
- AngusMcNutzMarch 21, 2025I just feel spent after watching this. The level of anxiety and stress this film induces is astoundingly palpable. By the time it’s over, you’ll feel tight in the chest and desperate for fresh air. One of those films that seems like it’s more of a showcase for whatever emotion it’s driving (in this case: despair, catatonia, insane grief), rather than driving an overarching narrative. The kind of film you’re probably only going to watch once but you sure as hell won’t forget.
- Thom Timerson, Trancer HunterJanuary 25, 2026Yet another gory horror story that starts with an unconvincing idiot that makes an implausible bad decision. As a dad of 3, I just can't buy the fact that a new father would be that stupid when your baby is crying. You've had 9 months to prepare for the little one and now you're like "wHaT dO i dO?" I had to turn it off at that point. Nothing after that could remedy this film for me. I had similar problems with Eden Lake and Beaten to Death. Two stars.
- tellumJanuary 7, 2026Definitely one of the more unique movies in the ‘Fucked Up’ genre. The main downside is that it jumps the shark with building tension and ends up having a lot of unnecessary dialogue to drive home a point that’s already been made. The ending is polarizing, personally I really wanted to know what the brothers plan was going to be but we never find out.
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The Coffee Table was released on January 11, 2024.
The Coffee Table was directed by Caye Casas.
The Coffee Table has a runtime of 1h 31m.
The Coffee Table was produced by Norbert Llaràs, Diego Rodríguez.
Jesús struggles with resentment and insecurity as new parenthood strains his bond with María, while a seemingly ordinary purchase unleashes a nightmare that turns domestic life into a suffocating trap.
The key characters in The Coffee Table are Jesus (David Pareja), María (Estefanía de los Santos), Carlos (Josep Maria Riera).
The Coffee Table is rated 16+.
The Coffee Table is a Comedy, Drama, Horror film.
The Coffee Table has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.
The Coffee Table has made $16,630 at the box office.