Livestream
監督:Victor SoaresA livestream unravels when toxic fandom, curated personas, and real-life danger collide. A chilling look at parasocial obsession and how the internet watches-but never helps.
Livestreamの評価とレビュー
- Jordan Jones2026年3月18日Livestream - is one of the better social media horror movies I've seen tbh!! I don't know if that's a hot take or not, but I did genuinely enjoy Livestrsam the moment when Mia finds him dead in the bathtub from that point onwards, I thoroughly enjoyed it and was fully glued & invested in it right to the end. However the main issue I have with this film, is that things don't actually start happening around the 40 Minute area. And in a short film like this, with the type of movie that it is, that's way too long, but having said that despite a very slow & uneventful 1st half that was ultimately worth getting through, because the 2nd half of the film redeemed & saved itself for me, I thought it was that good. I'm highly likely going to be in the minority with this opinion, but it's my honest opinion I ended up really enjoying it and just recently watched it again. What I really appreciated was the fact Mia was in total & utter shock in a realistic & believable way the whole time, after she found him dead in that bathtub that felt like a very real reaction not from just Mia, but the whole dynamic of the group as a whole also, with the way they were all panicking throughout the ordeal as well. Also I loved the sense of paranoia that 1st death of one of the friends brought to the entire, such as when they were all thinking that it was Joss. Finally that young girl that had an obsession with Mia, was very creepy & unsettling, they did a good job at making her very effective in that aspect I thought. And finally Livestream is a solid & decent ⭐️⭐️⭐️ & a half stars social media horror flick, just be aware going into it that it does take a while to get going!! But when it does around about 40 Minutes into it, the film is very very watchable & enjoyable from that point on.
- jackmeat2025年5月4日My quick rating - 1.4/10. Umm, Livestream. Where do I even begin? Perhaps with a heartfelt plea: please let the blonde one die first. Not even sixty seconds in, and I was already hoping she'd trip over a ring light and plummet into the nearest open grave. This isn’t a movie. It’s a punishment. A 91-minute hostage situation in which you’re stuck watching five of the most insufferably loud, narcissistic, screeching attention whores scream over each other like it’s an audition for who can be the worst person alive. The movie is basically: “What if you went to hell, but it was a Twitch stream with no escape?” The first sixty minutes consist solely of these human migraine triggers yelling, arguing, doing TikTok begging for likes, and clout-chasing in an Airbnb house that, spoiler alert, is about as haunted as a Walmart breakroom. And just to rub salt in your psychological wounds, there’s a constant live comment feed scrolling up the side of the screen, as if the movie wasn’t already irritating enough. It’s like watching a YouTube comments section come to life, but everyone involved is actively trying to suck out your will to live. The synopsis lies to your face: “Livestreamers embark on a haunted house challenge.” Ha! Where, pray tell? All I saw was a group of influencer rejects filming each other being annoying in a place with less atmosphere than an IKEA showroom. There’s exactly one creepy moment in the film, and it has absolutely nothing to do with anything else. I’m not even sure the editors noticed it happened, yet they jammed it in the trailer. When things finally start happening, it’s accompanied by some of the most painful, over-exaggerated “scared” acting I’ve ever seen. I’ve seen more convincing terror from people reacting to slightly spicy salsa. These aren’t characters, they’re walking memes. And not even good ones. More like cursed audio you can’t mute. And yes, I’ll say it: Amityville Vibrator was more coherent, more entertaining, and infinitely more honest about its intentions. At least that film didn’t pretend to be anything other than schlocky nonsense. Livestream thinks it’s making a statement. What it’s actually making is a strong case for burning the found-footage genre to the ground and salting the earth. Final verdict? This isn’t just a #turkey — it’s the whole rotten barnyard. Watch the trailer if you must, but for the love of all things sacred, do not press play on the full movie unless you’re conducting a psychological endurance test. And if you do, well, no one to blame but yourself.
- Arron Brown2025年4月12日Acting is pretty ropey
Livestreamに関するトリビア
Livestreamは2025年3月25日に公開されました。
LivestreamはVictor Soaresが監督を務めました。
Livestreamの上映時間は1h 31mです。
LivestreamはBia Galloがプロデューサーを務めました。
A livestream unravels when toxic fandom, curated personas, and real-life danger collide. A chilling look at parasocial obsession and how the internet watches-but never helps.
Livestreamの主要人物はMia (Sarah Moliski), Lindsey Chapman (Nika Khitrova), Joss Myers (Mao Sun)です。
Livestreamはスリラー, ホラー映画です。
Livestreamは、視聴者によって10点満点中3.2点をつけられています。