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Couldn’t get past the trailer. Disturbing and a sign of the times that people consider this entertainment.

OMG IM LITERALLY FANGIRLING OVER THIS KOVIE IT IS SO GOOD IVE WATCHED IT LITERALLY 8 TIME I PROMISE U GUYS WATCH IT ITS FUNNY TOO

actors did very well and it was really good

So this movie isn't for kids but not scary it does contain strong language and racy jokes but it is such a great movie! I thought all the actors/ actresses did an outstanding job especially Joe Keery (no favoritism though even though there is)!

Garbage

This is why there is a lot of sick people out there. Hollywood gives people sick ideas!!

Practically zero blood and non-suspense. And there’s no anxiety with this movie either. But the storyline plays out in current times which makes it fun to play along with.

that’s ab all i can say

Wow. Where to begin? We’re living in scary times. And while every movie we watch might as well be labeled fantasy for lack of face masks alone, Eugene Kotlyarenko’s ‘Spree’ is might be the closest thing we have seen all summer that even remotely resembles the moment we’re all living in. What I love most about this movie is the choice timing. Since the beginning of lockdown, we‘ve all been retreating into our social media feeds to look away from the madness of our world. But we’ve also been #doomscrolling our lives away, bearing witness to the violence and madness that is 2020. Spree perfectly encapsulates this conundrum, reflecting the perversion of social media, a puzzle box of dreams and nightmares, where we mindlessly tune in for lulz and snuff. It’s been a few days since I rented Spree and I’m still haunted by its prescience. It’s burrowing its way into me like a parasite, and I like it.