All My Friends Hate Me

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All My Friends Hate Me

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2022

1h 33m

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It's Pete's birthday and the old gang from college are throwing him a party out in the country. During what's meant to be a joyful weekend reunion, Pete finds himself increasingly unnerved by his friends' inside jokes and snarky comments. As the atmosphere goes from awkward to terrifying to downright surreal, Pete is pushed to the breaking point. Is he being paranoid or is he the butt of some elaborate joke?

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As discomfiting as it is hard to turn away from, All My Friends Hate Me taps into the humor -- and horror -- of awkward social situations.

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Christina Newland

iNews.co.uk

Sep 18, 2024

4/5

Tom Stourton stars in a drolly funny dark comedy of manners about social anxiety, obnoxious banter and subtly brutal class dynamics.

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Mark Kermode

Kermode and Mayo's Take (YouTube)

Jan 11, 2024

What the film does is it walks this tightrope between being on the one hand funny and on the other hand creepy and unsettling and slightly horrifying and it's a very difficult balancing act... All My Friends Hate Me manages to keep that balance.

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Tara Brady

Irish Times

Jul 16, 2022

4/5

Shares DNA with both the social dread of Ruben Östlund’s get-togethers and the leylines of Ben Wheatley. Hints of English folk horror — a pitbull tied up near a car, accusing looks at the driven grouse shoot — add to the delicious disquiet.

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Serena Seghedoni

Loud and Clear Reviews

Aug 13, 2023

4/5

All My Friends Hate Me is a deliciously disquieting, paranoia-fuelled social anxiety horror-comedy made even more hilarious and meaningful by how incredibly relatable it is.

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Dolores Quintana

Dolores Quintana

Dec 28, 2022

ALL MY FRIENDS HATE ME is a murderously funny horror-comedy where the real body count consists of the character’s relationships, friendships and, possibly, their souls.

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Dominic Corry

New Zealand Herald

Dec 2, 2022

5/5

This disturbingly relatable dark British comedy/thriller does an amazing job of turning social anxiety and general awkwardness into excruciating cinematic terror, while also being very funny.

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Lorelei C

Mar 20, 2022

Interesting, but not great

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The W

@TheWagners Jul 5, 2026

This is not a horror movie, there's no scary elements to it whatsoever. The main character picks on disabled people and somehow this movie wants us to root for him. When you think something good will happen it doesn't. Then it turns out the whole movie is a prank and the main character is a moron. What a bad movie.

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@RT03622297 May 4, 2026

Is this what British people are like? A bunch of passive aggressive a-holes that think it's fun to terrorize and mentally manipulate their "friend" on his birthday? These people are supposed to be in their 30s, but they're acting like a bunch of high school losers. I know the filmmakers were attempting to be ironic with this film by taking all the chaos and shrugging it off as just a bunch of jokes, considering that's how their friend apparently was in college, but they are grown a people who are obviously all depressed, jaded, and/or completely mental, so it really kills the final attempt to laugh it all off as just fun and games. I mean for crying out loud, one of the friends attempted to take her life, and they just make a joke out of that too? How TF is that even remotely funny? This movie would have been a lot better if it didn't try and relabel their dark reality as a joke in the end.

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Robert Cesar Lehmann T

@RT93503889 Apr 25, 2026

The final line of the film, after everything that happened, had me laughing a while afterward. I don't think everyone will get it or appreciate it. If you like a comedy that makes you think a bit, you'll like this.

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Christopher H.

@ChristopherMontanaHaynes Mar 6, 2026

Dude why won't this website let you write a review like whatever I put in here it says it's against the guidelines

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Lloyd M

@Moondoglovesyou Feb 5, 2026

What I love is you (and the main character) don't realise the real truth until the VERY last scene. When that true twist hits you. Wow!

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It's Pete's birthday and the old gang from college are throwing him a party out in the country. During what's meant to be a joyful weekend reunion, Pete finds himself increasingly unnerved by his friends' inside jokes and snarky comments. As the atmosphere goes from awkward to terrifying to downright surreal, Pete is pushed to the breaking point. Is he being paranoid or is he the butt of some elaborate joke?

Director: Andrew Gaynord
Producer: Tom Palmer, George Cave
Screenwriter: Tom Palmer, Tom Stourton
Distributor: Super LTD
Production Co: Ellipsis Pictures, Molten Keys, Endeavor Content, Totally Tom Films, Ravanburn, Fonic
Rating: R (Language Throughout|Drug Use|Brief Graphic Nudity)
Genre: Comedy, Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 11, 2022, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 25, 2022
Box Office (Gross USA): $78.4K
Runtime: 1h 33m

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