This is one of those Netflix originals that sounds promising on paper—Italian murder mystery! Seven women! Agatha Christie vibes!—but falls flat in execution.
The 67% critic score suggests it's technically competent, but that 42% audience score and 5.4 IMDb rating tell the real story: most people found it boring. When your Letterboxd rating is 2.5 out of 5, you've got a watchability problem.
For teens who genuinely love murder mysteries and don't mind slower European pacing, this could work as a rainy afternoon watch. But there are so many better options in this genre (Knives Out, Glass Onion, even Clue) that it's hard to recommend spending 90+ minutes on this one.
It's not offensive or problematic—just forgettable. And in the streaming era where you're competing with literally thousands of other options, forgettable is almost worse than bad.




