Slashfilm by Rafael Motamayor

Where "30 Coins" shines brightest, however, is in its worldbuilding. Like "Evil," it weaves an intricate tapestry of demonology and religion, twisting mythology and canon in interesting ways that allow for fantastical horrors.

RogerEbert.com by Scout Tafoya

The creators are well aware that they’re dipping their quills in well-used ink and that knowing attitude becomes part of the fun of “30 Coins.”

The A.V. Club by Marissa De La Cerda

When it seems like some matters are resolved, other things unravel, but the performances by the cast, especially Fernandez and Montaner, keep these sections together. Despite the broad narrative focus and widespread plot, 30 Coins ultimately remains rooted in the real terror of the way people treat one another in the face of fear.

Decider by Joel Keller

There’s enough going on during 30 Coins to keep a viewer interested. But at times, there’s too much going on, and it doesn’t give any time to explore the relatively small main cast and what their characters’ motivations are.