Whodunnit?
- TV Mini Series
- 2013
- 1h
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
1.5K
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In this murder mystery reality competition series, thirteen people must solve each other's murders under the threat of becoming the next victim in order to discover the culprit among them an... Read allIn this murder mystery reality competition series, thirteen people must solve each other's murders under the threat of becoming the next victim in order to discover the culprit among them and win $250,000.In this murder mystery reality competition series, thirteen people must solve each other's murders under the threat of becoming the next victim in order to discover the culprit among them and win $250,000.
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So Horribly Bad it's Good
Honestly if you watch this show, DO NOT TAKE IT SERIOUSLY! Because if you do, all you get is mediocrity. Although if you watch it as a comedy, it is one of the funniest shows ever. It has everything, bad acting, a British butler (with a bad British accent) saying bad puns, people act like the "murders" are real. Some of the contestants will even cry about the "murders". This show comedically reaches the same areas as "Birdemic", "The Room", "Troll" 2, "The Happening". I mean when the phone rings and the contact name comes up as "The KIller", how can you not laugh? And the horse episode had so many terrible horse puns it. But I can guarantee you if you watch it as a comedy, you will never stop laughing at how bad this show is. If the show is being watched as a serious reality show about fake murders and trying to solve them, I would give this show 1 out of 10 stars. But if you watch it like you do any of the movies I listed above, then you will love this show. So its rating as a comedy is a 10 out of 10 stars.
Not bad.
The show is certainly not perfect, but as a fan of "Escape the Night," I found this show, which has a very similar set-up (Occasional confessions, a death nearly each episode, mostly improvised, challenges to complete), pretty good. The murders are compelling to watch, especially in the sixth episode.
I admire them giving some new people a chance to shine, but I think the show would've had more appeal had they had some star power. I honestly knew who none of these people were. A lot of red herrings, one thing would be presented but that might not have been what actually killed them.
The show does have some plotholes, such as during certain killings how the killer could be in two places at once. Lots of morbid puns.
Take it for what it's worth. It's not completely bad, but it doesn't achieve even close to perfection. If you're a fan of "Escape the Night," or any show that's similar, this might be good for you to give a view.
Great fun to watch!
Loved it from the get go! What fun to watch a real life 'Clue' unfold in a public venue. I've seen the first two episodes and have to give each a 'two thumbs up with great glee!' It doesn't take itself too seriously, as perhaps some of the 'Guests' do, but then that only adds to the fun. No spoilers here. Great special effects--great foods--great gossip--great mystery. Even the Butler lends tremendous entertainment in his witticisms and understatements. Leaves one only wishing they too could join in to the folly of it all. The scenery and settings are perfect for this--functional, garish as needed and opulent. Please enjoy!
Well done!
Well I didn't know what to expect but I was happy with the show.
I think the concept is great, a group of people in a murder mystery, with the person that comes up with the story that is least like what actually happened dying in the next episode.
A few things I really like about how it all works.
1. The people get to decide to go to one of three areas, place the victim was before death, place where the person died, and the morgue. AND only 1 of these places, so they must try to either team up, extract info, overhear info etc to learn the rest of the story. This dynamic is perfect for the "real world" type of TV show. 2. Strategy plays a huge role, not to mention skill in observation. 3. The effects and reenactment is incredible! Really this adds a ton to the show.
I had to write this review because I saw another review with 1-star from a totally biased person, that doesn't like this type of show anyway....like someone not liking football and reviewing the Superbowl a 1-star. AND he mentioned not actually eliminating the people? HAHA! Yeah sorry people don't actually die in this show!
I think the concept is great, a group of people in a murder mystery, with the person that comes up with the story that is least like what actually happened dying in the next episode.
A few things I really like about how it all works.
1. The people get to decide to go to one of three areas, place the victim was before death, place where the person died, and the morgue. AND only 1 of these places, so they must try to either team up, extract info, overhear info etc to learn the rest of the story. This dynamic is perfect for the "real world" type of TV show. 2. Strategy plays a huge role, not to mention skill in observation. 3. The effects and reenactment is incredible! Really this adds a ton to the show.
I had to write this review because I saw another review with 1-star from a totally biased person, that doesn't like this type of show anyway....like someone not liking football and reviewing the Superbowl a 1-star. AND he mentioned not actually eliminating the people? HAHA! Yeah sorry people don't actually die in this show!
Did you know
- TriviaThe cast never ate the food that was shown at the dinner scenes. Instead, they all ate pizza and drank beer after filming.
- ConnectionsSpoofed in Mad: Pacific Ring/Horton Hears a Whodunnit! (2013)
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