Patterned after a staple of the American horror film genre---the summer camp---this British production was actually filmed in Lithuania, they say. The version I am watching in the U.S. has the campers competing for American dollars.
Eleven strangers are taken to a remote camp location where they believe they are going to appear on a show about a summer camp, but find they are actually going to "Killer Camp", where a psychotic maniac stalks the grounds and (surprise) one of the campers is a killer.
Daily activities include competitions where they may earn money, or clues to the killer's identity, or immunity from being "killed". Every night the killer mandates the gruesome killing of a single camper. The clues are often vague, like "The killer loves peanut butter".
Along the way, alliances are formed, accusations are leveled, and the camp director-Bobby---contributes his dark humor.
Some viewers may not like the gory representations of death. (They show blood splattering everywhere, but they blur out the cheeks of some women when they wear bathing suits in the version I am watching.)
To appreciate this show, it helps if you like its campiness and its tongue-in-cheek tone.
It seemed like something was missing until episode 3, when the campers finally were allowed to formally guess the identity of the killer. And a significant twist was revealed that earned the series an extra star from me.
If there are any other major developments, "I'll be right back."
