All My Friends Hate Me

"This struck me as that kind of comedy horror in which (like much romantic comedy) the “comedy” half of the equation has gone missing."

"(A) delicious, fearless dive into age-related angst and chronic insecurity."

"(It) is a prickly gem, lean and to the point."

"No single word will do this minor masterpiece justice... the film is bound to hit a nerve while slaying with its acerbic wit."

"This movie is uncompromisingly discomfiting..."

"Sharp characterisations and a genteel riot of fine-tuned performances find ample rewards in all of this awkwardness."

"Gaynord nails the cringeworthy social rituals that characterise a particular type of English privilege. But Ben Wheatley he is not."

"This is the cinematic embodiment of social anxiety."

"It’s a straightforward narrative rendered far more complex thanks to its complicated lead and idiosyncratic tone."

"All My Friends Hate Me could be used as exhibit A in the defense of the theory that comedy and horror spring from exactly the same root..."