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Unchosen review – Asa Butterfield’s creepy cult show is a total waste of all this talent

It’s got amazing names attached, from Christopher Eccleston to Siobhan Finneran – but the new Netflix drama starts off workmanlike then goes downhill. Why would these stars ever sign up?

Unchosen is set in the world of a Christian splinter sect. Everyone lives simply in grace and harmony, following Christ’s teaching of peace and love for all humankind, with men and women sharing equally in domestic and other labour. They exist as shining lights for what is possible when you set aside the patriarchal nonsense and other accretions that gather around religions. Every episode is a delight and nothing much happens because everyone is living such a good and godly life.

Breaking Down the Chilling Ending of 'Unchosen'

In Unchosen, a new psychological drama on Netflix, Rosie (Molly Windsor) and Adam (Asa Butterfield), are a married couple living inside the Fellowship of the Divine, a secluded religious sect where strict rules govern behavior, intimacy, and punishment. Members who step out of line are subjected to “penance,” including isolation, reinforcing a system where obedience is maintained through fear and control. Adam has recently been promoted to “elder” status, putting him in a position of authority, while tethering him tightly to the structure he enforces.

Their highly-controlled environment begins to unravel when Sam (Fra Fee), an escaped prisoner, enters their lives after saving their daughter Grace from drowning. His arrival is not just incidental—it becomes the catalyst for everything that follows. Sam builds relationships with Rosie and Adam, exploiting emotional gaps and personal vulnerabilities, while also testing the limits of the Fellowship’s internal structure. By the time the series reaches its final episode, every layer—marriage, belief system, and hierarchy—is already under strain.

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