Netflix fans have hailed a 2023 show rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes as a 'masterpiece' as it is given new life on the streaming platform.
Netflix fans have hailed a 2023 show as a 'masterpiece' as it is given new life on the streaming platform after receiving a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Netflix will now decide whether or not they order more episodes of the series', depending on its reception. And, if the reaction from viewers on X, formerly Twitter, is anything go by, fans will be seeing a second series of Scavengers Reign before too long. 'Scavengers Reign is seriously impressive. A visual spectacle. The people behind it are incredibly creative';
'#ScavengersReign on #Netflix is cinema. The show is animated beautifully and it’s story is amazing, I would give it a 10/10. 2ndly, the themes of nature, technology, and space has me question this world and the creatures. It reminds me of so many other great TV shows and movies';
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