The Estate

As with all black comedy, audience reactions will vary by taste. We found this one most peculiar.

The Estate is a slick dark-comic thriller-ish endeavor, but it's shallow, tonally uneven and only infrequently funny.

This intentionally trashy satire of misplaced priorities among the wealthy strives to be a "so bad it's good" cult classic. And there's enough here that is good that it's too bad that it is, in fact, ultimately so bad.

Slick and stylish, but toothless, unfunny and, much like its characters, vapid.

The obligatory jokes about wealth and whiteness...are dangerously close to their expiration date, and beneath the surface, there's unfortunately not all that much substance.

Trying to balance a sexy satire about greed and entitlement with a bloody thriller about betrayal and revenge, this campy concoction winds up more off-putting than endearing.

[The Estate is] a queer psychosexual thriller with a huge dose of camp and parody that had me laughing at the absurdity of it all.

The delicious queer comedy thriller The Estate, is full of witty one-liners and dirty double-crosses.... For those who lean into its campiness, The Estate is wicked fun.

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The Estate is a cynical exercise in immaturity over substance.