Death Crew Council

[2.0] "On paper this group should have been a huge success. That did not happen for many reasons. One they were a group in the era where Impact revolved around the Broken Hardy Family. Two the members showed no chemistry with each other, and matches felt below all three singles matches."

[1.0] "Okay, normally I could be considered a Impact apologist but this stable was just bad. There was no chemistry between them, the stories were bland and they got no reaction from the crowd. The only positive was getting Kingston some TV time. Only watch if you want to see how you can put a group of talented guys together and somehow cock it up."

[1.0] "I was excited about this from the vignettes, but they ended up being one of the worst, most pointless stables in history. James Storm said as much on air that he had no interest in the stable, Bram is as much as a dud as ever, and Kingston, one of the best mic workers of his generation, was there to be quiet and take pinfalls. They arrived, did nothing, and died off. Terrible."

[4.0] "A faction with a unique gimmick and three very talented men, but when Billy Corgan left Impact Wrestling, so did any ideas he had for this faction. After that they were wandering aimelessly until James Storm left. I hope Eddie Kingston and Bram stay a tag team, if not just to keep the amazing theme song."