Fans urged to watch "awesome" drama as it jumps up UK streaming chart: 'Worth putting your phone down for'
Motorheads, the new coming-of-age drama from the writer behind One Tree Hill, is doing well on Prime Video following its release.
The show stars I Know What You Did Last Summer and Cruel Intentions actor Ryan Phillippe, Mia Healey (The Wilds), Melissa Collazo (One of Us Is Lying), Michael Cimino (Love, Victor) and Nathalie Kelley (Dynasty).
Following a group of outsiders who bond over a love of cars and street racing, the show is sitting in 4th place on Prime Video UK's top 10 most-watched shows, at the time of writing.
The show has also received a positive response from fans, with all bar one of the user reviews on IMDB being very positive.
"I wholeheartedly recommend if you want something fun, exciting, and decently wholesome to watch!" wrote one viewer, while another said: "If you haven't seen the series yet you should probably organise a series marathon."
"This turned out to be a great show! There really isn't anything on TV quite like it," said a third fan, while another review called the show "a must watch".
Over on Rotten Tomatoes, the show has a similar user score of 97%.
However, critics seem a little less enamoured with Motorheads, as it has a 71% positive rating from seven reviews at the time of writing.
A common theme amongst the critic reviews, both positive and negative, is that the show isn't all that deep. However, the reviewers that enjoyed the show believe that to be a strength.
"Life-changing stuff, this isn't," reads The Hollywood Reporter's review. "It's just sturdy, reliable entertainment – well worth putting down your phone for and taking for a proper spin."
Motorheads is available to stream now on .
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