Slasher
Flesh & Blood
TV-MA
67%
A wealthy but dysfunctional family gathers for a reunion on a secluded island. Their old wounds and competitive rivalries flare up when the family realizes a masked killer is on the island, intent on cruelly picking them off one by one.
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8 Episodes
- Thicker Than Water
E1Thicker Than WaterAs the various members of the Galloway family gather to depart for their annual reunion, years-long tensions and rivalries flare up, as they arrive at the private island home of patriarch Spencer. After receiving shocking news about his end-of-life plans, the group is faced with the resumption of a long-dormant round of cruel family competitions from the past. - The Sins of the Father
E2The Sins of the FatherShocking revelations make the Galloway family competition even more difficult, as grizzly discoveries and panic grip the family, and the killer claims the first victims. Meanwhile, suspicions start to mount against one outsider following an unexpected reveal. - In Trust
E3In TrustReeling from witnessing a gruesome murder, the remaining Galloway family regroup to try and escape the island. But they quickly realize the competition can’t be stopped, no matter what. Seamus and Christy’s marriage tensions drive them further apart as more secrets from the past are revealed. - Family Ties
E5Family TiesStill reeling from Birgit’s confession, Vincent takes his anger out on a panicked Liv, who searches for her missing mother with Theo. With Florence still focused on Vincent, O’Keefe looks for maternal comfort from Grace. The next contest for the family brings new allegiances and stunning betrayals, as Florence makes a horrific sacrifice to save her own skin. - Goldfinger
E7GoldfingerDespite their shared penchant for bloodshed, The Gentleman doesn’t spare Aphra from a gory death. Leaving only Grace, Theo, Vincent, and Liv in the competition, Grace finds herself outnumbered and fights to continue the competition, leading to another elimination and the unmasking of The Gentleman.
