The article from vg247 explains that the Tetris "killscreen" is a term used to describe a level in the game at which an error occurs, causing the game to crash. It specifically refers to level 157 in the NES version of Tetris[1]. According to the article, reaching this level was thought to be unreachable for decades[1] until a skilled 13-year-old Tetris player named Blue Scuti achieved it. The author mentions that Blue Scuti became the first player in recorded history to reach level 157[1] and trigger the crash. The killscreen is considered a landmark achievement in Tetris. The article also mentions that there is speculation about the next milestone in Tetris, such as reaching level 255, the game's true final stage[1].
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