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WAMIndia Movies - The latest movies of Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Sandalwood and Mollywood for...
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This is the official YouTube channel of Wave Music, the leading bhojpuri music record label from...
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A free cinema ticket every week for the best film playing in cinemas, hand-picked by MUBI, including...
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Wynk Music - Hindi and English songs
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Wynk Music is a music streaming & downloading app, for every mood! From Rahman to Rihanna, it has...
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LeftSideCut (3778 KP) rated Spree (2020) in Movies
Jan 5, 2021
Starting with the positives then. I thought the premise was decent. An amateur streamer who has spent the best part of a decade failing to gain numbers via his social media accounts, embarks on a killing spree during his day job as a taxi driver, whilst simultaneously live streaming the whole thing. Stranger Things' Joe Keery plays the killer in question, and does a pretty decent job at portraying an unhinged, isolated young adult who is just obsessed with fame.
I also enjoyed both Sasheer Zamata and David Arquette in supporting roles.
It's a very styalised movie - the whole runtime is shown through streaming mediums, essentially being a semi found footage horror, and it works for the most part.
However, I've never been the biggest fan of this particular sub genre, and I found myself losing interest now and again. It's trying very hard to be modern and relevant, which it sort of is, but I'm not sure how far it will go in resonating with a younger generation. A lot of the script is cringey in it attempts to throw current slang terms in at every given moment. I've even heard Spree described as "Taxi Driver for the Instagram generation", a bold claim that falls way short in reality, even if that was Eugene Kotlyarenko's intention.
All in all, Spree manages to remain entertaining enough to warrant sitting through it, and that's mainly thanks to Joe Keery's weirdly uncomfortable performance. Maybe knock back a beer or two at the same time for good measure.
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The functions of media player and streaming player are combined into one app! You can enjoy songs...