The strange thing is the admirers obsessed with the horror movie that reduces Joe Kerry 2020

The actor and musician Joe Kerey tends to steal the viewer whenever he is in, whether he plays the rough man’s rough man in series “Fargo” or ICE-WRASH-SUPERNALAAL-SUPERNALAL STEVE HARRINGTON on “strange things” in Netflix. It is really difficult not to love him because Steve, who begins the series as a kind of joke and ends up until he becomes a kind of older brother of the younger characters in the show, especially Dustin (Gatten Matarezo), which ultimately makes him eventually. One of the best characters on “Stranger Things”. With the expanded break between the Netflix Smash shows from Duffer Brothers, many viewers began searching for their favorite stars from the series elsewhere, prompting them to discover a Kerey comedy film that was released in 2020: Eugene Kotlyarenko’s “RES”!

“Spree” was initially released to mixed reactions to positive critics. In his own review of /movieBin Pearson was able to perform Kerry, but he found that the film was generally shallow, pointing to the rash of the unfortunate killers in our world that reflects too much “splash” until it was truly entertaining. Other viewers I found a “splash” spelling to be the perfect stadiumWith the twisted representation of Kerey and the clear understanding of the Internet culture, which makes it terrifying and fun. In fact, almost every review of “Spree”, whether positive or negative, indicates that Kerey is really great, making this perfect car to arouse the base of its fans really.

“Spree” stars in the role of Kurt Krunkle, Los Angeleneo desperate to go to the virus and will do anything to do so, including brutally killing people in his job as a Rideshare driver and broadcast on the air to see it. There is a lot of humor for “Spree”, as the film not only dominates the culture of the content creator but also on the Internet in general, with some truly annoying (funny) comments that Cort goes around in its words. It even ends in return for his match when comedian Jesse Adams (“Knight Live” is the evil Zawasa), which is completely unaccounted with Steak, which led to a battle for more than just views and marvels. Ultimately, the film is somewhat shallow, which may be the point, and it may be difficult for some viewers to separate the imagination of Kurt killings with the archers in real life who tried to use violence to gain a reputation and interest in their peers online. However, for fans who can divide them and only want to see Kerey Shine, you should hand over “Spree”.

In fact, people are on Twitter/x. They were sized in their praise of the film, with highlighting how the film dealt with social media/Internet reaction to the extent that it is almost strange. Others compare it to “Creep Creep” 2014 Cult Classic Found movie The stars of Mark Duplass only as a man truly He wants a friend. Both “Creep” and “Spree” use their unique formats in creative ways and have convincing offers at the center, although “Spree” is certainly inclined to a large extent in criticism of society.

The following worship of “Spree” seems to grow, with some extreme love in people’s reviews on Lettersboxd. One The most popular reviews He reads: “This is as if Joker wanted to be influential instead of standing comic,” which is actually an accurate description of the movie (although “Spree” looks like a movie for younger fans, more than Todd Phillips “Joker”). But as much as it could be worrying to watch a character that carries out killings in a way that looks like it can happen, and this is what is great as well. Once again, although it seems that the film does not have much to advance it beyond condemnation of social media, it may be considered a personal study, with Kurt Krunkle. Tyler Dorden for Tiktok generation (That is, a charismatic monster makes it easy to miss this point).

It will be interesting to look back on “Spree” in a decade or so, and at this point, it will be either an indication of ordinary accidents or a masculinity of a chilling reminder for the past. Either way, it is a shocking movie that picked up a troublesome moment in American history, and people fascinated.