Kevin Hart, Kai Cenat and Druski’s ‘Livestream From Hell’ arrives on Prime Video without prior release date

The trio of Kevin Hart, Kai Cenat and Druski have brought their latest collaboration to Prime Video, with a little warning. Their horror-comedy “Livestream From Hell” was released on Wednesday, September 30, without them announcing a release date beforehand.

Prime described the film in its advertisement: “When Kevin Hart teams up with fellow comedian, Druski, and streamer, Kai Cenat for a record-breaking livestream at his tech-savvy mansion, things go hilariously off the rails, until the pranks turn to panic, and a real murder mystery unfolds on camera, trapping the trio and their celebrity guests in a high-stakes, horror-comedy whodunnit watched by millions.”

What happens in ‘Livestream From Hell’

The story follows Hart, Cenat and Druski as they come together for a huge livestream from Hart’s high-tech mansion. Things start out as comedy and pranks, but the situation changes after a murder happens during the broadcast.

Follwoing that, they stuck inside the mansion along with the celebrity guests, and millions of viewers watching the livestream mystery.

The movie is directed by David Janoff and has a runtime of 77 minutes. It carries a TV-MA rating.

Film grew from Kevin Hart and Kai Cenat’s livestream collaborations

The idea for the movie came from the real-life collaborations between Hart, Cenat and Druski on Cenat’s livestreams. Cenat first revealed the project during Mafiathon 3, his Twitch subathon in 2025. Hart had already appeared on one of Cenat’s streams for around five hours. He later returned for another joint broadcast, this time with Druski.

Who appears in the film?

Along with Hart, Cenat and Druski, the movie includes a number of celebrity appearances.

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.

The film was produced by Hart’s Hartbeat along with 4lifers Entertainment and OBB Pictures. Amazon MGM Studios handled its distribution.

Hart, Cenat and Druski are also credited as producers, alongside Luke Kelly-Clyne, Aaron Edmonds, Harold Berón III and Michael D. Ratner.

Druski’s presence outside livestreams

The release also comes at an important time for Druski, who has been exploring beyond online comedy and livestreams. Time featured the comedian on its cover the same day “Livestream From Hell” arrived on Prime Video. He also has a Netflix series, “Collect & Praise,” and is set to appear in the upcoming baseball romantic comedy “The Catch,” which stars Chris Pine and Emma Stone and is due next year.