All My Friends Hate Me

Parents need to know that All My Friends Hate Me is an amusing British dark comedy horror about anxieties and paranoia, with persistent strong language, drinking and drug use, and suicide references. Featuring a moderately small cast, the story centers around Pete (Tom Stourton) whose birthday weekend is ruined when his old university friends start behaving badly toward him. Their actions lead to Pete becoming increasingly anxious that not only do his friends not like him, but that a stranger, who has joined the group, is out to get him. With the birthday weekend setting, the characters spend much of the movie drinking, smoking, and, in some scenes, doing cocaine. Characters are shown to be drunk and high on numerous occasions. One character stays up all night doing cocaine. There is also strong language throughout, including "c--t," "p---y," and variants of "f--k." Nearly all the characters are from privileged backgrounds, something that is acknowledged and routinely mocked. Some of these characters do, however, make derogatory slurs about people of lower socioeconomic status. There is some non-sexual nudity -- including part of a penis -- and non-graphic references to sexual activity. A man is chased by someone wielding an axe, although it's quickly revealed it's part of a prank. A story is told involving a child taking their own life, and during a dream a character hangs themselves.