Review of Spree (2020) by Michael Roffman for Consequence of Sound — 10 Aug 2020
Spree works better as a performance piece for Keery, who never eases up on the pedal. He’s legitimately haunting as Kurt, and like the best sociopaths in film, there’s a subtle guilt that comes from wanting to see what he’ll do next.
Oddly enough, that feeling speaks louder than anything actually said in the film.
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This review of Spree (2020) was written by Michael Roffman and published by Consequence of Sound on 10 Aug 2020.
Spree has generally received mixed reviews.
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