MoviePass, MovieCrash

In 2011, Stacy Spikes and Hamet Watt launched MoviePass - a subscription service letting moviegoers see unlimited films for a monthly fee. The idea was visionary. What happened next was not.

Six years later, new management slashed the price to $9.99, signing up 3 million subscribers. What followed was a stunning tale of financial fraud, corporate greed, and the spectacular collapse of one of America's fastest-growing startups. Through interviews and archival footage, the film pieces together the full story including developments that unfolded during production. Spikes ultimately bought the company back from bankruptcy — and the story isn't over.

A cautionary tale about what happens when a visionary idea meets corporate greed, financial fraud, and Wall Street ambition.