kushy

The Revenge Club starts off incredibly fun and ambitious. The humor, camera angles, and suspense are all on point until you hit episode six. It feels like a successful business that was sold off at its peak; the ending feels like it was handled by a completely different director. The plot buildup leads to a climax that feels rushed and honestly a bit lame. It lacks the creativity of the earlier chapters and leaves you wondering if you just wasted your time. It’s a great show with a subpar ending, bear that in mind before diving in.

zxki

A fun but overdone watch. The casting, for starters, is brilliant. Edwards, Compston, Syal, Rooney, Henshall, and Kular. The dynamics were effective, and the humour was definitely British. The premise was great too, though unrealistic. A divorce therapy group, revenge, and murder…that's all I needed to hear. I tried overlooking the plot holes, but the predictability and conclusion threw them all back at me. It's like the writers gave up with their last-minute 'either-or' situation and decided to go completely left with the least sensible option available. At least it got a reaction out of me, albeit a deflated one.

cuddlelover

I was going to give it a 8/10 but I’ve deducted 1 point for the untidy ending So 7/10 it is Each episode was good and I enjoyed it, the final one was not up-to the stand of the rest. I guess you’d call it a triple bluff ending, but the final scene just didn’t make sense and raises questions about what was going on in the cabin and what Emily and Calum knew about each other?? It just didn’t make logical sense to me, what happened at the cabin and then meeting up in the final scene, Emily doing the murders was fine, but the her behaviour at the cabin and shooting scene didn’t make sense and made it all the more confusing for them to walk off into the sunset at the end….. Please, someone make it all add up!!!!