Glenn Close is responding to those scathing reviews of her new series, “All’s Fair,” by turning up the heat on the critics who wrote them.

On Thursday, the actress shared a hand-drawn sketch on Instagram depicting her and co-stars Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash and Teyana Taylor smiling happily over a boiling pot containing a deceased rabbit.

“Critical rabbit stew,” the label on the pot said.

The image was a nod to Close’s Oscar-nominated performance in the 1987 psychological thriller “Fatal Attraction,” co-starring Michael Douglas. In the film, Close plays Alex Forrest, an emotionally disturbed woman seeking revenge on a married man, Dan Gallagher (Douglas), after a brief affair.

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Hulu’s “All’s Fair” stars Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Teyana Taylor, Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash and Naomi Watts.

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The film’s creepiest scene shows Dan’s wife, Beth (Anne Archer), discovering that Alex broke into their house and boiled a rabbit that belonged to their young daughter.

Created by Ryan Murphy, “All’s Fair” follows a group of female divorce attorneys who start their own practice after leaving a male-dominated law firm.

The series’ launch on Hulu last week was met with criticism from numerous outlets, with The Times of London suggesting that it “may be the worst TV drama of all time.”

“These characters are so weak, their stories so flimsy, and their motives so ungrounded that there is no recognizable emotion underlying them, and therefore no feeling to be evoked by watching them,” The Hollywood Reporter wrote, while The Guardian called it “fascinating, incomprehensible and existentially terrible.”

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Michael Douglas and Glenn Close in 1987’s “Fatal Attraction.”

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Not surprisingly, many of the reviews singled out Kardashian, who, despite having a starring role in Murphy’s 2023 12th season of “American Horror Story,” is a considerably less experienced actress compared to the eight-time Academy Award nominee Close.

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True to form, Kardashian seems to have the last laugh, and “All’s Fair” is said to have hit the number one spot on Hulu’s streaming chat after just one day of its release.

On Thursday, the reality TV star and Skims founder offered her own tongue-in-cheek response to the criticism with a carousel of images showing some of the most scorching comments mixed with snapshots of her and her castmates.

“Have you tuned into the most critically acclaimed show of the year!?!?!?” she wrote in the caption.