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dede W. @RT37612585 6d Just good, I didn’t even know the 🥷🏻 from stranger things can even do something better, then the role they gave him 💀 See more Isabella P @RT32816570 Mar 21 Spree defeats the purpose of a movie since Kurt is a content creator, but I do think this is a good movie Joe Keery does a fabulous performance as Kurt Kunkle and if you’re maybe a child like 10-12 and you’re trying to get into horror films you should start with this one because it’s also funny See more Rat T @ToeLicker97 Mar 17 The people writing reviews on this movie aren’t dedicated to the film. They’re a bunch of old hobos who decided to watch it once. If you’re gonna watch a movie; at least watch it multiple times. As someone that at one point was watching this movie every single day (and is not an old person that wouldn’t even understand how the technology in this movie works) let me tell you what I truly think of this movie. Some may claim it’s too "simple" but the simplicity at first watch makes it familiar. It’s easy to watch. Also, after analyzing every second of this movie, I can tell you it’s not at simple as it seems at first glance. The smallest details are put into this movie. SPOILERS! At the end, it is revealed that the entire movie we just watched was a fan made video. This represents how something bad could be glorified online- like how Kurt murdering everyone was glorified and he had fans who turned it into a movie. This is only one detail of the many. Not to mention Joe Keery in this film! See more Tori A. @toriahr Mar 16 Good cast, terrible movie. This may be one of the least real feeling found footage movies ive ever seen. Definitely disappointing. See more Christopher H. @ChristopherMontanaHaynes Mar 5 The Verdict A Killer Concept Buried by "The Message" Spree had the potential to be a standout modern horror-comedy, but it ultimately falls flat. The foundation is solid: a found-footage "B-movie" centered on a rideshare driver who starts murdering people cool idea. See more Cupcake T @thrillernight Feb 17 Iconic film that plays off of chronically online culture. An Elliot Rodger parody scene sets the tone very early in, followed up by a banger soundtrack. At some point Kurt kills a guy while blasting The Gummy Bear song. Need I say more? See more Read all reviews

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