Netflix’s Darker, More Twisted ‘Knives Out’ Replacement Is Perfect From Start to Finish

Netflix's Darker, More Twisted 'Knives Out' Replacement Is Perfect From Start to Finish




Despicable rich people doing despicable things is not a concept we haven't seen before. Netflix's new release, Master of the House, certainly plays into this concept in a grotesquely confronting way, but it combines two well-loved ideas in a way that makes it fresh and worth the watch. Stylishly shot, the series immediately begins with a Knives Out premise, kicking off the underhanded drama and deception with the death of the patriarch. This is cohesively woven in with scandalous Succession-like rivalry, where characters are constantly at each other's throats, vying for the inheritance and willing to cross unimaginable lines to get their greedy fingers on it.


Despicable rich people doing despicable things is not a concept we haven't seen before. Netflix's new release, Master of the House, certainly plays into this concept in a grotesquely confronting way, but it combines two well-loved ideas in a way that makes it fresh and worth the watch. Stylishly shot, the series immediately begins with a Knives Out premise, kicking off the underhanded drama and deception with the death of the patriarch. This is cohesively woven in with scandalous Succession-like rivalry, where characters are constantly at each other's throats, vying for the inheritance and willing to cross unimaginable lines to get their greedy fingers on it.

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