Netflix’s 86% Rotten Tomatoes Thriller Ignites Fury and Fascination: A Haunting Opening Scene That Rewrites the Genre
It is the opening scene, however, that sets the tone for the rest of the series. During a dark and ominous night, Álex plays piano to the sound of a metronome. After playing a few bars, he hits the wrong note, prompting him to slam the key cover over his hand, breaking it. He screams, and the screen cuts to black. As the next scene opens up a year later, little is explained about that night. That is what makes it so terrifying and ominous. The Last Night At Tremore Beach offers many questions but not so many solutions right off the bat. Instead, the series follows Álex through a world where he is just as confused as the rest of the audience. Even so, the answers to these confusions are right around the corner.
What Is ‘The Last Night At Tremore Beach’ About?

While the opening scene of The Last Night At Tremore Beach is mysterious, the main drag of the miniseries starts to become a little clearer. A year after breaking his hand, Álex is going through a divorce with his wife, presumably brought on by his manic behavior. He lives at Tremore, where he has an affair with the damaged Judy (Ana Polvorosa), and visits with friends on the beach. However, one night, he is suddenly struck by lightning, which alters the course of his life.


The larger question is, were these visions brought on by the lightning, or was it simply exacerbated by it? Before going out that night, Álex has a vision of Judy telling him not to leave the house, hours before he is struck by lightning. It also throws into question what his mother, Elvira, was really involved in. These questions are ultimately answered in a finale that lives up to the hype. The twists and turns are customary of any good Netflix thriller as answers to questions slowly reveal themselves. Fans can watch for themselves by streaming all eight episodes of The Last Night on Tremore Beach on Netflix.