Spree

Kurt is a rideshare driver who's desperate for viral fame. In his quest for attention, he live-streams his descent into madness, picking up a series of increasingly unhinged passengers. His goal is to capture a viral moment, no matter the cost, leading to a horrifying and darkly comedic night in Los Angeles.

Spree was met with mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising Joe Keery's performance and the film's timely commentary on social media culture and influencer obsession. Some found the horror elements uneven, but the overall tone and satire were generally well-received.

• Praised for its sharp satire of internet culture and influencer obsession.

• Joe Keery's performance as the unhinged protagonist was a standout, earning significant acclaim.

• Some critics noted that the horror elements could be more impactful, but the dark comedy largely succeeded.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be an interesting and relevant commentary on modern society and the pursuit of fame online. While some appreciated the dark humor and Keery's acting, others felt the plot became predictable or too extreme.

The film was shot entirely on iPhones, mimicking the look and feel of a live stream.