Spree (2020) Review; Yet Another Film About Social Media Depravity Which Entirely Misses the Mark – DandyReviews

A promotional poster for Spree (2020), via IMDb Spree (Eugene Kotlyarenko, 2020) succeeds in inspiring thought, but sadly not in the direction its creators intended. It is supposed to startle, to provoke insight into the falsity social media breeds. Instead, it raises the question; why do so many filmmakers fail to accurately represent internet culture?…

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