That push and pull between denial and acceptance—of the mysteries of faith, of the dark acts we’re capable of committing in the name of love and family, of belief and its corruption—is...what makes Servant such a provocative and irresistible watch.

Full Review | Jul 11, 2025

That duality ensures the conclusion is effectively bittersweet, bringing this pitch-black Mary Poppins to a close with torrential rain, brimstone, and a dash of well-earned forgiveness.

Full Review | Original Score: 8/10 | Apr 7, 2023

Season four concludes with a satisfying, gripping, and fitting finale. It solidifies Servant as one of the best horrors on television.

Full Review | Mar 26, 2023

The performances are stellar and this final season uses the story arcs to give each character some moments to take the lead, so when closure comes, no one comes across as being short-shrifted.

Full Review | Original Score: 4.5/5 | Mar 24, 2023

For those who stuck through with the show to this point, nothing else should have been expected and the finale, under this context, somehow feels perfect.

Full Review | Mar 21, 2023

While Leanne's arrival serves as Servant's catalyst, the show's heart is Dorothy—her denial, guilt, and grief. Ambrose won critics' hearts with her portrayal of Claire Fisher in Six Feet Under, and her work here is no less laudable.

Full Review | Mar 1, 2023

However Shyamalan and Basgallop wrap up this discomforting tale, and whether or not they stick the landing, Servant has gifted viewers four seasons of spectacular duelling caregivers and gripping domestic tension, and one of streaming's horror greats.

Full Review | Feb 24, 2023

[T]he show remains committed to the pitch-black kookiness it’s had since its first episode, and whether it sticks the landing or not, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Full Review | Feb 2, 2023

The horror elements are amplified further too and that dark, sarcastic humor returns, thanks to a stand-out performance from Rupert Grint.

Full Review | Original Score: 4/5 | Feb 1, 2023

What began as an eerie drama about a wealthy Philadelphia couple... [has] evolved into something utterly deranged, a chilling tale of cults, conspiracies and plagues with a unique performance from Rupert Grint as Dorothy’s dissolute brother Julian.

Full Review | Jan 31, 2023

A tantalizing tease stretched out to almost mind-boggling length.

Full Review | Jan 30, 2023

M Night Shyamalan’s darkly funny, deeply twisted TV horror saga confirms its status as one of his greatest achievements.

Full Review | Original Score: 4/5 | Jan 13, 2023

It’s a show about damaged people who unload their trauma on one another, and the supernatural forces that will either tear them apart or hold them together. Somehow, either possibility feels equally likely, and potentially equally satisfying.

Full Review | Original Score: B+ | Jan 13, 2023

The writing team’s flair for dry humor saves the show when it falls through the cracks or the plot feels scattered.

Full Review | Original Score: B | Jan 11, 2023

As off the wall as it is elegant, Servant Season 4 draws a satisfying conclusion from all those disparate elements. Rupert Grint remains the stand out amongst an ensemble cast who continue to deliver.

Full Review | Original Score: 3.5 | Jan 11, 2023

The short episodes also give you a chance to catch your breath after being bombarded with a concentrated dose of creepy.

Full Review | Jan 10, 2023

From the eerie score, the subtle special effects, and the tease of the endgame, Servant is better than ever, driving the terror home with every scene. This is shaping up to be one of the best final seasons of any series.

Full Review | Original Score: 8/10 | Jan 10, 2023

A disquieting and dynamic portrait of one family’s descent, the final season of Servant is one that promises to reward those who have kept the faith.

Full Review | Original Score: B+ | Jan 10, 2023

In SERVANT Season 4, the team leans further into horror that will have you scratching anxiously, setting up the stakes for an epic conclusion

Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5 | Jan 10, 2023

The song remains the same, but not the players. And that makes all the difference in this particular world of captivating suspense and off-kilter horror.

Full Review | Jan 10, 2023