So many hilarious subtle things to see in this movie. It's a wonderfully simple yet beautifully executed (pun intended) spoof of our silly social media obsession. I just love it, and Joe Keery is absolutely brilliant. My daughter saw him recently (Enmore Theatre, Sydney), so I thought I'd see if there was anything by him in our local library. To my surprise Shoalhaven library held this little gem. What a treasure it is, and the social media sites that Joe produced under KurtsWorld96 are funny as heck.

Spree - 6/10. Considering that I liked Marmalade, I wanted to watch more of Joe Keery’s solo work. He’s great in that film, and was good in Free Guy as well, and of course, is one of the highlights in Stranger Things. So, I thought, might as well watch this since I remember seeing people talking about how shocking this film is. To be honest, I wouldn’t say its shocking, but its disturbing in its character’s thought process. Like some of the other reviewers are nothing here: this feels like if the character of the Joker were on streaming. What’s sad is that some might think that the numbers game is all that matters. They feel like that defines them, and I think that Keery has done a great job of capturing that mania and craze for attention here. He’s unhinged as Kurt, but not in the traditional sense. He slowly goes into the character’s delusions, and as the film progresses, you see slowly how the fame and attention propels him to dangerous means. Its a sad commentary towards people’s reliance/importance being shown towards social media. Though I did feel the execution of the visuals here a bit distracting (the movie goes for a Searching type of setup with screen captures being the visual presentation), it is effective in making you feel like you’re watching an uncomfortable stream. Sadly, the director said that this was based around a real incident. Though not scary, it is dreadful in seeing how low a person would go for some sort of notoriety.

🍅 7.4/10 This is why I walk. Honestly, I like the uniqueness and it’s a very entertaining film inconsideration of how is a little bit cheesy, It still maintains a weird realness to it that solidifies its terror. Spree Is surprisingly good slasher.

The most disturbing thing about this movie is, I wouldn't be surprised to see it actually happening. For all the endless time spent on social media, the disconnect between humans has never been wider. I could absolutely see some invisible young person doing something like this, for the 15 minutes of fame Andy Warhol assigned each of us. Joe Kerry did a great job as the attention seeking psychopath. The ending especially felt really famiar in this day and age.

It's supposed to be a comedy, but it is surely a pretty sick and macabre one. Well, nowadays we get more and more weird scripts onto the screen, with some, like this one, making one afraid of copycats. And with so many young folks only worried about absurd numbers of friends, likes and followers within their social media sites, it would actually not surprise me if some disturbed dude would go out on a killing SPREE to achieve just that. Definitely too bloody for my taste, but unfortunately with quite a disturbing realism of the tides of our times. 5/10 points.

Despite being a movie that does not have the best plot, I really love mostly because the energy Joe Keery brings to Kurt. I just love Joe Keery so much😆

i absolutely love this movie so much literally no one is a bigger fan of this movie than me 💀 i love joe keery too so thats another reason i love it as i can see for some other people in the reviews too lol plot is kinda messy at parts but i literally do not care because this is genuinely my all time favourite movie #thelesson

This is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen in my life. The acting was awful The characters were annoying and the plot was ridiculous The fact that this premiered at the Sundance festival is an insult to Hollywood

funny and interesting horror but I had to pause the movie like every five sec to read the comms and stuff lmao. also joe keery is so talented

I was entertained throughout the entire movie showing that we will do anything for views and followers.

An entertaining and thrilling ride (in various senses of the word). While this emerging genre runs the risk of becoming overused quickly, Spree effectively capitalizes on the horror movie theme centered around social media influencers. However, don't anticipate much substance or psychological depth.

Really interesting movie. It shows how we as people are affected by social media and what we would do to be famous.

The commentary is a bit muddled, and the story (near the end) isn't very consistent on the whole, but Joe Keery's screen presence is hypnotically sympathetic and engagingly psychopathic.

I loved this movie. That and its my cats favourite movie too

Sad that so many people need attention from strangers and this is the culmination of it when someone is off.

It's good, entertaining. The scares aren't much but it's bloody, not gory. Whole lotta deaths. It's like watching somebody's slow decent to madness in one day. The love the awkward protagonist, it gives him personality and how he became crazed. Although I would've liked if there's some more backstory as to how or why he's psychopathic. It's kinda weird if it's just because of socmed. Overall, an entertaining watch, not much plot so it's good for casual watching.

What someone obsessed with social media fame can do. The plot follows a young man in his twenties, using extreme methods to gain followers. Sometimes it's uncomfortable to watch the live streams due to how the characters record them.

I'm not a fan of these types of movies where everything must have social media and the view through social media. I do love how Joe managed to keep me on my toes though.

Eugene Kotlyarenko's "Spree" is a really, REALLY, R-E-A-L-L-Y, well-directed and well-written horror-thriller about social media obsession meets Uber rider nightmare. I especially enjoyed the interactions between Joe Keery and Sasheer Zamata.

LOved it kurt is babygirl