All My Friends Hate Me

"All My Friends Hate Me" is a 2022 British comedy film starring Tom Stourton. The story follows Dylan, a socially awkward man who attends his childhood friend's birthday reunion in a countryside retreat, hoping to reconnect and unwind. However, his insecurities and social anxieties quickly spiral out of control, leading to a series of awkward, uncomfortable, and hilarious encounters with his friends. As Dylan navigates the strained friendships and his misplaced paranoia, the film explores themes of social anxiety, friendship, and the complexities of adult relationships. Balancing cringe-worthy moments with heartfelt humor, it offers an insightful look at the challenges of social dynamics in a modern setting.

Critically, "All My Friends Hate Me" received generally positive reviews, applauded for its fresh take on social anxiety and friendship dynamics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a strong 89% approval rating, with critics praising its sharp wit and relatable awkwardness. The site's consensus highlights Tom Stourton's performance as particularly engaging, noting, "A hilarious yet painfully honest portrayal of social discomfort." IMDb users rated the film 6.3 out of 10, reflecting a mix of appreciation for the humor and some criticism of the repetitive nature of the social gaffes portrayed. Metacritic's score stands at 71/100, indicating generally favorable reviews. Some reviewers mention that while the film excels in capturing the nuances of friendship and social dread, at times it borders on uncomfortable cringe comedy that may not appeal to all audiences. Overall, the movie is regarded as an entertaining and insightful comedy that resonates especially with viewers familiar with social anxiety and awkward group dynamics.