The Riot Club

The Riot Club follows two first-year students at Oxford University who join the infamous and exclusive Riot Club, known for its excessive behavior and elitism. As they become entangled in a world of privilege and debauchery, tensions rise within the club leading to a fateful evening that will test their loyalty and morality. The film delves into themes of class divide, corruption, and the consequences of unchecked power, providing a provocative and unsettling insight into the darker side of privilege and prestige.

The Riot Club has received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 66% based on reviews from various critics. Some called it a 'sharp and caustic satire' highlighting the dangers of unchecked privilege, while others criticized the film for glorifying the toxic behavior of the Riot Club members. IMDb rates it at 6.0/10, with some viewers praising the performances of the cast, particularly Max Irons, for capturing the conflict and complexities of their characters. Metacritic has given it a score of 54/100, with critics noting the film's unflinching portrayal of elitism and its consequences. Overall, The Riot Club sparks debate and reflection on the dark underbelly of privilege and power.