Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- October 13, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 34m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- BuzzFeed Studios, Lionsgate, Rideback
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Cast View all

Justin LongBryce

Augustus PrewAdam Ellis

Andrea BangEvelyn

Rachel WilsonLinda

Ethan HwangJames

Jarrett SiddallAdult David

Tricia BlackNorris

René Escobar Jr.Kyle Sanchez

Rachel RisenOlive

David TompaFred

Sarah SwireMiss Nola
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Crew View all

John McPhailDirector

Mike Van WaesScreenplay
Adam EllisStory
Evan TurnerStory
Naysun Alae-CarewProducer
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External reviews
Dear David Review - IGNThe horror film based on a viral Twitter thread that exceeds its character limit.
‘Dear David’ Review: One of 2017’s Most Viral Twitter Threads Becomes One of 2023’s Worst Horror MoviesA BuzzFeed employee claps back at his haters, thus attracting the misdirected ire of an evil ghost that only targets cyberbullies. Boredom ensues.
Review: Based on a viral Twitter thread, 'Dear David' makes for vapid 'content,' not a real movieAugustus Prew and Justin Long co-star in a disappointing film based on a 5-year-old viral sensation that forgets to be an effective horror movie.
Avoid Horror Adaptation Dear David and Just Read the TweetsA viral Twitter thread becomes a lackluster horror movie in this BuzzFeed adaptation. Our Dear David review:
'Dear David' Review: A Dull Horror Film That's Anything but ScaryBased on a viral Twitter thread, John McPhail's clumsy genre outing often tests one's patience

