Tom Felton as you’ve never seen him! Jimmy Carr delivers laugh out loud comedy through out. Be sure to watch for the comedic Easter eggs in the background of scenes. I’m going again to make sure I caught them all.

Hilarious! If you’re a fan of Airplane and that genre of movies, you’re going to love it. Totally goofy, totally weird, totally funny!

Absolutely Hilarious. It's a must see.

I took my adult family to see this, everyone loved it! So clever and felt like the great 80s movies that were so entertaining. Clever and just such a nice twist on the everyday.

Made me laugh out loud. Old fashioned British satire humor. Loved it.

a refreshing, silly comedy that does not take itself seriously. this is sorely needed in these times.

Their “Airplane! meets Downton Abbey” tagline is accurate. The gags are great, there’s also a cogent plot, and the priest should take his place beside the priests from Princess Bride and Spaceballs as Best Ever.

It is rated R for good reason and not for kids. We enjoyed the laughs.

Fun show to watch with friends and have a few laughs.

Need to watch for all the one liners. Very funny!

An excellent blend of Downton Abbey, Bridgerton, with ample doses of Monty Python and Airplane.

Fackham Hall holds its own as the first of its kind — and carves out a brand-new niche in the satire landscape.

Sending up costumey, upstairs-downstairs tropes, the movie seldom lets five seconds pass without a wisecrack, pratfall or sight gag, sometimes all three stacked on top of each other.

Natalia Winkelman

The New York Times

Like most movie spoofs, this one relies on quantity over quality, meaning that if you don’t find one joke funny you can rest assured there’ll be another one just a few seconds later. The team of five writers pack so many visual and verbal gags into the proceedings that some of them inevitably land, compensating for the profusion of groaners.

Frank Scheck

The Hollywood Reporter