MoviePass cofounder Stacy Spikes tells for the first time how he left the company he built.
MoviePass cofounder Stacy Spikes breaks his silence about what led to his exit from the company.
But the moment when the company suddenly came into the popular lexicon, and grabbed the attention of the industry, was in 2017 when Helios and Matheson Analytics became interested in buying MoviePass.Spikes told Business Insider But the attention MoviePass suddenly received was too intoxicating for most at the company, especially the new owners. And despite Spikes' warnings, things went forward.
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