All My Friends Hate Me is a fascinating but uneven exploration of paranoia and social anxiety, masquerading as a reunion gone wrong. Directed by Andrew Gaynord, the film walks a fine line between psychological horror and dark comedy, which will likely divide audiences. Is it a chilling thriller, or is it an excruciatingly relatable character study of self-doubt and insecurity? The answer depends on your expectations—but the film doesn’t quite stick the landing in either camp.
The story follows Pete…
