Le chalet

A perfect example of films made outside Hollywood. The director has done a great job, a lot of fine acting and a very special plot, that makes you think - twice. French filmmaking is on its way back thanks to Netflix.

Great serie with a really good plot. It started out really slow, but once you watch the 3rd episode, you will not stop until you finish it. Totally worth it.

"The Chalet" is a great suspense thriller. Netflix is on a spree of discovering the astonishing shows from across the world, be it "Dark", "Tabula Rasa", "Money Heist" etc, they are seriously bringing the niche shows and presenting to the global audience.

"The Chalet" is the new addition to the suspense/mystery genre, the scenic setting and wicked characters are the backbone of this six-episode binge-worthy thriller.

The cinematography is brilliant, the background score is haunting, the editing is immaculate, and the chilling atmosphere creates a perfect whodunit scenario. The writing is excellent and revelations are superbly timed. The cast has given wondrous performances.

A great watch if you are in the mood for watching a slow-burning thriller, it never fails to surprise you.

I binged the whole 6 episodes which were all completely captivating. It was both sinister, emotional, mysterious and intriguing. The acting from everyone was first class. Extremely well written with an exceptional plot. I have no idea why there are bad reviews on here. I found the whole 6 episode completely compelling and I recommend this to everybody. 10/10 loved it.

... where mystery lies in actual triviality... The alternation of timelines, beautiful nature and versatile performers enhance catchiness, but the course of events today in the era of mobile phones and internet are not too plausible (even realising that there are places with no coverage), and the reactions by participants following several deaths are not too realistic either, bearing in mind that the characters are no policemen, soldiers, security agents.

There are some redundant scenes, getting you focusing on nature or interior, so the total number of episodes could have been 4 or so. As for the cast, it often seemed that teens had more interesting roles to play... But still, Le Chalet is no flop, exceeding many similar U.S. series, for example.