Kai Cenat, Druski and Kevin Hart released their horror-comedy “Livestream From Hell” on Prime Video on Wednesday without announcing a release date in advance.
The film grew out of the trio’s collaborations on Cenat’s livestreams.
Directed by David Janoff, the film follows Hart as he teams with Cenat and Druski for a record-breaking livestream at his high-tech mansion. The broadcast turns deadly when a murder occurs on camera, leaving the three and their celebrity guests trapped in a murder mystery playing out in front of millions of viewers. The film runs 77 minutes and is rated TV-MA.
Amazon MGM Studios distributed the film, which Hart’s Hartbeat produced with 4lifers Entertainment and OBB Pictures. Hart, Cenat and Druski are credited as producers alongside Luke Kelly-Clyne, Aaron Edmonds, Harold Berón III and Michael D. Ratner.
Kel Mitchell, Duke Dennis, Fanum, Ray, La La Anthony, Winnie Harlow, Marshawn Lynch, Jerry O’Connell and “Saturday Night Live” cast member Kam Patterson make cameo appearances.
Cenat first revealed the project during Mafiathon 3, his 2025 Twitch subathon. Hart had previously joined Cenat for a five-hour stream before returning with Druski for a joint broadcast.
The release came the same day Time published a cover story on Druski. The comedian also has a Netflix series, “Collect & Praise,” and a role in the baseball romantic comedy “The Catch,” starring Chris Pine and Emma Stone, due next year.
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Amazon has not released viewership figures for the film.
