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Hart, Cenat & Druski's Livestream Turns Deadly!
1 Oct
Summary
- Kevin Hart, Kai Cenat, Druski star in new horror-comedy.
- A real murder disrupts a high-tech mansion livestream.
- Millions watched the unfolding mystery live on Prime Video.
A new horror-comedy, "Livestream From Hell," starring Kevin Hart, Kai Cenat, and Druski, has been unexpectedly released on Prime Video. The film centers on a disastrous livestream event hosted at Hart's technologically advanced mansion. Initially filled with pranks and comedy, the situation takes a terrifying turn when a murder occurs live on camera.
Trapped within the mansion alongside numerous celebrity guests, the protagonists and millions of online viewers become unwilling participants in a real-life murder mystery. The film, directed by David Janoff, has a runtime of 77 minutes and is rated TV-MA.
The inspiration for "Livestream From Hell" originated from the real-life livestream collaborations between Hart, Cenat, and Druski. Cenat had previously teased the project during a 2025 Twitch subathon. The movie features an ensemble cast with notable cameo appearances, including Kel Mitchell, Duke Dennis, and Ray.
This release coincides with a significant career moment for Druski, who is expanding his presence beyond online content. He recently graced the cover of Time magazine on the same day "Livestream From Hell" premiered. Druski also has a Netflix series and is slated to appear in an upcoming romantic comedy film.
