About All My Friends Hate Me

"All My Friends Hate Me" is a gripping and relatable horror-comedy film released in 2021. The movie, which integrates elements of comedy, suspense, and social anxiety, was written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by Andrew Gaynord.

The story revolves around the main character, Pete, who returns to his university for a reunion with his friends. However, he starts finding himself increasingly isolated and unfriended. The situation further exacerbates when his friends start playing unnerving pranks on him, driving him into a state of painful confusion and paranoia. The movie thus paints a chillingly vivid picture of social anxiety.

Making / Production

The film was a product of the creative trio, Andrew Gaynord (Director), Tom Stourton (Writer), and Tom Palmer (Writer). Their combined efforts and skills have given a unique dimension to the movie. The tight script and excellent direction have contributed to the movie's success, with the storyline keeping the audience guessing until the end.

Actors

• Tom Stourton as Pete - Stourton’s brilliant performance as Pete portrays the character's descent into paranoia very convincingly.
• Charly Clive as Claire - Clive grasps the attention of the audience with her spot-on performance as the mysterious Claire.
• Georgina Campbell as Harry - Campbell successfully brings out the versatility of her character Harry, keeping the audience engaged.
• Joshua McGuire as Fig - McGuire, who plays Fig, delivers an impeccable performance that adds an unexpected twist to the film.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in 2021.
• Although it's a horror movie, it heavily leans on its strong comedic undertones, making it a unique piece of cinema.

Quotes

• “You guys! That was so messed up. My God, you had me going!” - Pete
• “I can’t tell if you guys are messing with me right now. Is it a joke or…?” - Pete

Music, Soundtrack

• "All My Friends Hate Me" - The title track of the movie, perfectly captures the essence of the plot, enhancing the movie's grip on the audience.
• "Paranoia Blues" - This track's thrilling rhythm complements the suspenseful mood of the movie endearingly.