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* DudeNotFunny: It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke out of it, such as when Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig marrying George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting his house.
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* DudeNotFunny: DudeNotFunny:
** It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke out of it, such as when Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig marrying George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting hishouse.house.
** As a straight example, Archie mentions some bad behavior that the group used to indulge in during their college-aged years, but Pete stuffily replies that he finds those stories immature and inappropriate -- much to Archie's consternation, as Pete used to love their old games most of all, but is now trying to take the moral high ground.
** It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke out of it, such as when Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig marrying George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting his
** As a straight example, Archie mentions some bad behavior that the group used to indulge in during their college-aged years, but Pete stuffily replies that he finds those stories immature and inappropriate -- much to Archie's consternation, as Pete used to love their old games most of all, but is now trying to take the moral high ground.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The friends mention that Plank came around with a big wheel of cheese, and later, they comment that Pete probably had strange dreams because he ate too much cheese before giggling meaningfully. [[spoiler:This could be an early attempt to nudge Pete into remembering Plank, who's sitting beside him and joins in on the reference, but Pete doesn't notice.]]
** George jokes that Pete volunteered to make up for his past sins, which gets a bad reaction out of Pete even though George had merely been referring to Pete's wilder younger days. [[spoiler:But Pete really feels guilt over accidentally harassing a girl into suicide and avoiding all blame for it.]]
** The friends mention that Plank came around with a big wheel of cheese, and later, they comment that Pete probably had strange dreams because he ate too much cheese before giggling meaningfully. [[spoiler:This could be an early attempt to nudge Pete into remembering Plank, who's sitting beside him and joins in on the reference, but Pete doesn't notice.]]
** George jokes that Pete volunteered to make up for his past sins, which gets a bad reaction out of Pete even though George had merely been referring to Pete's wilder younger days. [[spoiler:But Pete really feels guilt over accidentally harassing a girl into suicide and avoiding all blame for it.]]
* HiddenDepths: Archie becomes sincerely upset after his joke for Sonia doesn't hit as strongly as he'd hoped and privately admits his insecurity over his age and lack of direction in life, showing that, like Pete, he has some degree of social anxiety. However, Pete only comforts him for a moment before snagging onto Archie's apparent suspicion of Harry.
* HolierThanThou: Downplayed. Pete isn't overly self-righteous, but he is quick to bring up how he's a better person than others because he volunteered with refugees, and he upsets Archie by claiming that he always found their "wild card" tradition to be cruel, even though Archie knows that Pete loved it and eagerly participated. [[spoiler:And his grandstanding turns out to be entirely irrelevant, as Plank, one such "wild card," had a great time and happily reconnected with the group for Pete's sake, so evidently the group weren't merely bullying their invites.]]
* HolierThanThou: Downplayed. Pete isn't overly self-righteous, but he is quick to bring up how he's a better person than others because he volunteered with refugees, and he upsets Archie by claiming that he always found their "wild card" tradition to be cruel, even though Archie knows that Pete loved it and eagerly participated. [[spoiler:And his grandstanding turns out to be entirely irrelevant, as Plank, one such "wild card," had a great time and happily reconnected with the group for Pete's sake, so evidently the group weren't merely bullying their invites.]]
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* {{Narcissist}}: [[spoiler: Pete is convinced all of his friends' actions are a concerted attempt to screw with his mind. They're not- he's just too self-centred to see this]].
* TheReveal: Pete's friends keep teasing him about the "surprise" they have in store for him. He keeps assuming that their various pranks are the surprise, but it turns out to be [[spoiler:the Fake Pete who does a roast of him, and the fact that Harry is actually "Plank."]]
* TheReveal: Pete's friends keep teasing him about the "surprise" they have in store for him. He keeps assuming that their various pranks are the surprise, but it turns out to be [[spoiler:the Fake Pete who does a roast of him, and the fact that Harry is actually "Plank."]]
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* {{Narcissist}}: [[spoiler: Pete is convinced all of his friends' actions are a concerted attempt to screw with his mind. They're not- he's just too self-centred self-centered to see this]].
*TheReveal: NotSoAboveItAll: Pete criticizes his friends to Sonia for being immature, stunted, and mean-spirited, and haughtily declares himself morally above the group's shenanigans. However, he freely brings up the story about Norman (and embellishes it to make Norman look dumber) to earn laughs, only for it to fall flat even before Norman appears. [[spoiler:Not to mention he accidentally drove a girl to suicide, which is far worse than anything the group did.]]
* RedHerring:
** Harry brings a duck to the estate on the first night, then sets it free. The next morning, Pete discovers a decapitated duck right before Pete charges at him with an axe, which furthers his suspicions that he is unstable and dangerous. However, it's never brought up again, and in the end it was probably a different duck that died as a result of some unrelated misadventure.
** [[spoiler:The homeless man and the mud-covered car Pete discovers on the grounds are totally unrelated to anything happening to him.]]
* TheReveal:
** Pete's friends keep teasing him about the "surprise" they have in store for him. He keeps assuming that their various pranks are the surprise, but it turns out to be [[spoiler:the Fake Pete who does a roast of him, and the fact that Harry is actually "Plank."]]"]]
** Pete realizes that someone has been tampering with his medication and assumes it was Harry, attemptin gto drug him. [[spoiler:Archie did, but his intent wasn't malicious.]]
** He also discovers a mysterious girl used as the lockscreen for Harry's phone. [[spoiler:He assumes that she is a younger version of the girl he and his friend harassed into suicide, and Harry is her brother, but a confused Harry reveals that she's actually his daughter.]]
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* RedHerring:
** Harry brings a duck to the estate on the first night, then sets it free. The next morning, Pete discovers a decapitated duck right before Pete charges at him with an axe, which furthers his suspicions that he is unstable and dangerous. However, it's never brought up again, and in the end it was probably a different duck that died as a result of some unrelated misadventure.
** [[spoiler:The homeless man and the mud-covered car Pete discovers on the grounds are totally unrelated to anything happening to him.]]
* TheReveal:
** Pete's friends keep teasing him about the "surprise" they have in store for him. He keeps assuming that their various pranks are the surprise, but it turns out to be [[spoiler:the Fake Pete who does a roast of him, and the fact that Harry is actually "Plank.
** Pete realizes that someone has been tampering with his medication and assumes it was Harry, attemptin gto drug him. [[spoiler:Archie did, but his intent wasn't malicious.]]
** He also discovers a mysterious girl used as the lockscreen for Harry's phone. [[spoiler:He assumes that she is a younger version of the girl he and his friend harassed into suicide, and Harry is her brother, but a confused Harry reveals that she's actually his daughter.]]
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: In a fit of rage, Pete calls Harry a "pikey," proving that he's not the morally superior, enlightened, mature person of the group compared to the others, no matter his volunteering experience.
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Pete spends several hours waiting alone in the hours before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about the gang's behavior, chiefly in the way that they behave weirdly surprised and uncomfortable about the fact that he has shown up at all. To make matters even more strange, his friends have brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Pete spends several hours waiting alone in the hours before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about the gang's behavior, chiefly in the way that they behave weirdly surprised and uncomfortable about the fact that he has shown up at all. To make matters even more strange, his friends have brought along a mysterious local called Harry along for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Pete spends several hours alone before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about the gang's behavior. Most in that they behave weirdly surprised and uncomfortable about the fact that he has shown up. To make matters even more strange, his friends have brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Pete spends several hours waiting alone in the hours before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about the gang's behavior. Most behavior, chiefly in the way that they behave weirdly surprised and uncomfortable about the fact that he has shown up.up at all. To make matters even more strange, his friends have brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Stourton stars as Pete, whose old university friends George, Archie, Graham, Fig and Claire have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. After arriving to an empty manor house, he discovers that the gang has brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Stourton stars as Pete, whose old university friends George, Archie, Graham, Fig and Claire have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. After arriving birthday, instructing him meet them for a party country estate owned by George. Pete shows up, only to an empty find the manor house, mysteriously empty.
Pete spends several hours alone before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about thegang gang's behavior. Most in that they behave weirdly surprised and uncomfortable about the fact that he has shown up. To make matters even more strange, his friends have brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the weekend. Pete becomes increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his friends are in on it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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Pete spends several hours alone before his friends eventually do turn up, but he quickly discovers that there is ''something'' off about the
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* DudeNotFunny: It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke out of it, such as when Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig married George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting his house.
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* DudeNotFunny: It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke out of it, such as when Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig married marrying George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting his house.
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Stourton stars as Pete, whose university friends George, Archie and Graham (and some man called Harry who they claim to have brought in from the pub) have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as he struggles to find the palatial country house where the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he becomes intensely paranoid that his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke on him and that... well, [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Gaynord (of ''Series/StathLetsFlats'').
Stourton stars as Pete, whose old university friends George,Archie Archie, Graham, Fig and Graham (and some man called Harry who they claim to have brought in from the pub) Claire have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as After arriving to an empty manor house, he struggles to find discovers that the palatial country house where gang has brought along a mysterious local called Harry for the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he weekend. Pete becomes intensely increasingly paranoid that Harry has some sort of ulterior motive to mess with him, and perhaps his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke in on him and that... well, it because [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
Stourton stars as Pete, whose old university friends George,
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* AccidentalPublicConfession: In the end, Pete thinks that everyone is trying to convince him to confess to [[spoiler:prank-calling a neighbor while he was a teenager and inadvertently driving her to suicide]]. They actually had no idea about that, but the cat's out of the bag at that point.
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* BigFancyHouse: The celebrations take place at a big country house owned by George's father.
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* AmbiguousSituation: What is wrong with Pete? Is he mentally ill? Why does he have such trouble remembering things? Does the final scene with Sonia [[UnreliableNarrator even happen for real]]? It's never made clear.
* BigFancyHouse: The celebrations take place at a big country house once owned by George'sfather.father.
* ButtMonkey: Pete spends the whole film like this. Odd circumstances, unfortunate coincidences, unfair criticisms, and poor decisions all conspire to have him come out the worst in virtually every interaction.
* BigFancyHouse: The celebrations take place at a big country house once owned by George's
* ButtMonkey: Pete spends the whole film like this. Odd circumstances, unfortunate coincidences, unfair criticisms, and poor decisions all conspire to have him come out the worst in virtually every interaction.
* ChekhovsGunman:
** Pete's friends mention "Plank" a few times as someone with whom they had hijinks with long ago and wore a wizard cap. In the end, [[spoiler:it's revealed that Harry has been Plank all along]].
** Pete notices one of the beaters giving him a weird look. In the end, the man reappears [[spoiler:as "Fake Pete" to do a roast of him]].
** Pete's friends mention "Plank" a few times as someone with whom they had hijinks with long ago and wore a wizard cap. In the end, [[spoiler:it's revealed that Harry has been Plank all along]].
** Pete notices one of the beaters giving him a weird look. In the end, the man reappears [[spoiler:as "Fake Pete" to do a roast of him]].
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* DudeNotFunny: When Pete tries to make a joke it often falls flat and just ends up offending somebody, such as when he jokes that George's wife Fig married him for money.
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* DrivenToSuicide: In the end, Pete reveals that [[spoiler:he prank-called a canophobic girl by barking like a dog so often that he blames himself for her suicide]].
* DudeNotFunny:When Pete tries It's a recurring theme that jokes will either offend someone or someone will pretend to take offense at first and then make a joke it often falls flat and just ends up offending somebody, out of it, such as when he Sonia pretends to get offended at Archie's Creator/JimmySavile reference only to then say she's offended by his bad impression. Pete's jokes that George's wife often land flat and sometimes a little unfairly. His joke about Fig married George for money lands flat, but George later makes a joke himself about Fig inheriting his house.
* EasilyForgiven: Played for sureality. In the end, after [[spoiler:having a mental breakdown in front of all his friends and violently attacking Harry, Pete asks the stone-faced Sonia if she'd still consider marrying him, and she gives him a flat no. And then she says she's only kidding, and of course she'll marry him]]. It's [[AmbiguousSituation not clear]] whether this [[UnreliableNarrator even happens]].
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film, however, he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
* {{Gaslighting}}: Pete is increasingly convinced that Harry is trying to drive him crazy and/or turn his friends against him formoney.some unknown reason.
* HopeSpot: After Sonia arrives and takes the pressure off of Pete, things finally seem to be turning out for the better. And his growing guilt for having never told her about his tryst with Claire gets resolves without any difficulty, seemingly leaving no further conflicts left to resolve... until everything collapses.
* DudeNotFunny:
* EasilyForgiven: Played for sureality. In the end, after [[spoiler:having a mental breakdown in front of all his friends and violently attacking Harry, Pete asks the stone-faced Sonia if she'd still consider marrying him, and she gives him a flat no. And then she says she's only kidding, and of course she'll marry him]]. It's [[AmbiguousSituation not clear]] whether this [[UnreliableNarrator even happens]].
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film, however, he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
* {{Gaslighting}}: Pete is increasingly convinced that Harry is trying to drive him crazy and/or turn his friends against him for
* HopeSpot: After Sonia arrives and takes the pressure off of Pete, things finally seem to be turning out for the better. And his growing guilt for having never told her about his tryst with Claire gets resolves without any difficulty, seemingly leaving no further conflicts left to resolve... until everything collapses.
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* MistakenForRacist: Pete objects to Archie using the word "pez" as shorthand for "peasant" because it might offend Harry. Harry takes great offence at being considered a "peasant" by Pete.
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* MistakenForRacist: Pete objects to Archie using the word "pez" as shorthand for "peasant" because it might offend Harry. Archie immediately chides Pete for indirectly calling Harry takes great offence at being considered a "peasant" by Pete.peasant, and Harry responds in kind.
* {{Motifs}}
** Dogs barking. Pete is drawn to a dog barking strangely during his ride to the house. Later he has a dream about a dog barking. It's ultimately revealed that he [[spoiler:drove a girl to suicide by barking at her over the phone]].
** Guilt over suicide. Peter learns that Claire attempted suicide shortly before he broke it off with her. He later has a dream in which she hangs herself. In the end, it's revealed that [[spoiler:he accidentally drove a girl to suicide as a teen]].
** Mental illness. Claire reportedly attempted suicide and is in a psychologically vulnerable state. Pete takes pills that he claims are just herbal remedies, but he panics when he believes they might have been stolen or tampered with. He also reveals that he's been in therapy. Over the course of the story, it becomes increasingly apparent that he has gaps in his memory, false memories, or both.
** Dogs barking. Pete is drawn to a dog barking strangely during his ride to the house. Later he has a dream about a dog barking. It's ultimately revealed that he [[spoiler:drove a girl to suicide by barking at her over the phone]].
** Guilt over suicide. Peter learns that Claire attempted suicide shortly before he broke it off with her. He later has a dream in which she hangs herself. In the end, it's revealed that [[spoiler:he accidentally drove a girl to suicide as a teen]].
** Mental illness. Claire reportedly attempted suicide and is in a psychologically vulnerable state. Pete takes pills that he claims are just herbal remedies, but he panics when he believes they might have been stolen or tampered with. He also reveals that he's been in therapy. Over the course of the story, it becomes increasingly apparent that he has gaps in his memory, false memories, or both.
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* RightBehindMe: When Pete is pressured to tell a funny story, he describes his encounter with a creepy, scary local man who gave him directions to the party and then freaked him out by telling him he might even come along and join the party himself later. [[spoiler:This man turns out to be the groundskeeper of the house, going to the party because he was due to be working there- and he arrives right in the middle of Pete's story. Needless to say he doesn't find it funny at all]].
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* TheReveal: Pete's friends keep teasing him about the "surprise" they have in store for him. He keeps assuming that their various pranks are the surprise, but it turns out to be [[spoiler:the Fake Pete who does a roast of him, and the fact that Harry is actually "Plank."]]
* RewatchBonus: After Archie and Pete have their heart-to-heart and Archie confirms Pete's suspicions about Harry, Archie watches Pete leave and gives a small flicker of a smile just before the scene cuts. This could easily be interpreted as pleasure over reconnecting with a friend, but upon rewatch it's clear that [[spoiler:Archie is smiling because he's just played into the gang's big surprise by encouraging Pete to question Harry's real identity]].
* RightBehindMe: When Pete is pressured to tell a funny story, he describes his encounter with acreepy, scary creepy local man who gave him directions to the party and then freaked him out by telling him suggested he might even come along and join the party himself later. [[spoiler:This This man turns out to be the groundskeeper of the house, going to the party because he was due to be working there- there, and he arrives right in the middle of Pete's story. Needless to say he doesn't find it funny at all]].Pete's impression of him funny.
* RewatchBonus: After Archie and Pete have their heart-to-heart and Archie confirms Pete's suspicions about Harry, Archie watches Pete leave and gives a small flicker of a smile just before the scene cuts. This could easily be interpreted as pleasure over reconnecting with a friend, but upon rewatch it's clear that [[spoiler:Archie is smiling because he's just played into the gang's big surprise by encouraging Pete to question Harry's real identity]].
* RightBehindMe: When Pete is pressured to tell a funny story, he describes his encounter with a
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
* UpperClassTwit: Arguably all of the gang, with the exception of Pete's "northern girlfriend" Sonia, but Archie is by far the poshest and dimmest of them all.
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
* WrongGenreSavvy: While this film may be a PsychologicalHorror, Pete acts as if he is in a more conveniental slasher movie: ** Harry brings a live goose to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose in the woods- and assumes it is the same one, and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]].
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
* UpperClassTwit: Arguably all of the gang, with the exception of Pete's "northern girlfriend" Sonia, but Archie is by far the poshest and dimmest of them all.
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
* WrongGenreSavvy: While this film may be a PsychologicalHorror, Pete acts as if he is in a more conveniental slasher movie: ** Harry brings a live goose to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose in the woods- and assumes it is the same one, and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]].
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. RunningGag: Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By getting interrupted just as he's about to start in on subject. He's first upstaged by Harry, who then politely yields back to him. Later, he's repeatedly shortcut while trying to tell an anecdote about a refugee child who "understood something for the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends first time." Later, he's about to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
explain "the thing about Sonia" before Archie cuts him off.
* UpperClassTwit:Arguably all of the gang, with the exception All of Pete's "northern girlfriend" Sonia, but Archie is by far the poshest university friends are upper-class "toffs," and dimmest of Pete feels a bit alienated from them all.
after having left their society for so many years.
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Peteis presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense feels pressure to be entertaining he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
* WrongGenreSavvy: While this film may be a PsychologicalHorror, Pete actsresume his role as if he is in a more conveniental slasher movie: ** the "skipper of the party" for the group, but he's immediately outshined by the crass party animal Harry brings a live goose and turtles up, unable to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose compete. It's further subverted in the woods- and assumes it is end when [[spoiler:it's revealed that Pete's friends might never have considered him the same one, "skipper," and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]].
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].something only in Pete's own head]].
* UpperClassTwit:
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete
* WrongGenreSavvy: While this film may be a PsychologicalHorror, Pete acts
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
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* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is loaded actually..."]].
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* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is ''is'' loaded actually...actually, sorry..."]].
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: A Archie manages to clip a rabbit despite being high on cocaine, and despite the fact that he is firing a shotgun ''through the window of a moving car''. He later turns up for the gang's pheasant hunting trip drug-addled and severely sleep-deprived after an all-night bender but still manages to shoot more pheasants than Pete (who bags a big fat zero). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he is the poshest of the lot and evidently a very experienced game hunter.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: A Archie manages to clip a rabbit despite being high on cocaine, and despite the fact that he is firing a shotgun ''through the window of a moving car''. He later turns up for the gang's pheasant hunting trip drug-addled and severely sleep-deprived after an all-night bender but still manages to shoot more pheasants than Pete (who bags a big fat zero). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he is the poshest of the lot and evidently a very experienced game hunter.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Harry brings a live goose to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose in the woods- and assumes it is the same one, and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]]. He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
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* WrongGenreSavvy: While this film may be a PsychologicalHorror, Pete acts as if he is in a more conveniental slasher movie: ** Harry brings a live goose to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose in the woods- and assumes it is the same one, and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]]. animal[[/note]].
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
** He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: A Archie manages to clip a rabbit despite being high on cocaine, and despite the fact that he is firing a shotgun ''through the window of a moving car''. Archie turns up for the gang's pheasant hunting trip drug-addled and severely sleep-deprived but still manages to shoot more pheasants than Pete (who bags a big fat zero). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he is the poshest of the lot and evidently a very experienced game hunter.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: A Archie manages to clip a rabbit despite being high on cocaine, and despite the fact that he is firing a shotgun ''through the window of a moving car''. Archie He later turns up for the gang's pheasant hunting trip drug-addled and severely sleep-deprived after an all-night bender but still manages to shoot more pheasants than Pete (who bags a big fat zero). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he is the poshest of the lot and evidently a very experienced game hunter.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: A Archie manages to clip a rabbit despite being high on cocaine, and despite the fact that he is firing a shotgun ''through the window of a moving car''. Archie turns up for the gang's pheasant hunting trip drug-addled and severely sleep-deprived but still manages to shoot more pheasants than Pete (who bags a big fat zero). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as he is the poshest of the lot and evidently a very experienced game hunter.
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
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* UpperClassTwit: The extremely posh and extremely dim Archie.
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* UpperClassTwit: The extremely posh Arguably all of the gang, with the exception of Pete's "northern girlfriend" Sonia, but Archie is by far the poshest and extremely dim Archie.dimmest of them all.
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* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is loaded actually..."].
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* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is loaded actually..."]."]].
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Archie makes a point of describing people and things as "wiendish", a {{Portmanteau}} of "weaselly" and "fiendish".
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* MightyWhitey: Pete has just returned from a year spent doing volunteer work abroad with refugees... and he won't let anyone forget it.
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* MightyWhitey: Pete has just returned from a year spent doing volunteer work abroad with refugees... and he won't let anyone forget it.
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* CringeComedy: This film is social anxiety as psychological horror.
* DudeNotFunny: When Pete tries to make a joke it often falls flat and just ends up offending somebody, such as when he jokes that George's wife Fig married him for money.
* DudeNotFunny: When Pete tries to make a joke it often falls flat and just ends up offending somebody, such as when he jokes that George's wife Fig married him for money.
* MistakenForRacist: Pete objects to Archie using the word "pez" as shorthand for "peasant" because it might offend Harry. Harry takes great offence at being considered a "peasant" by Pete.
* MightyWhitey: Pete has just returned from a year spent doing volunteer work abroad with refugees... and he won't let anyone forget it.
* TheRoast: [[spoiler:Pete's friends arrange for an impersonator to do a comedy routine. "Fake Pete" is a neurotic who brags about his charity work- and does all the things Pete does that have been annoying his friends all weekend]].
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Harry brings a live goose to the party. Pete later finds a dead goose in the woods- and assumed it is the same one, and that Harry must have killed it[[note]]It is more likely that it was killed by a sparrowhawk or another wild animal[[/note]]. He also genuinely believes Harry is going to kill him when he chases him with an axe- [[spoiler: it's just a [[ComedicSociopathy a prank]], and Harry is chasing Pete to corral him into the pub where his birthday party is being held]].
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Playing with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Playing Played with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Stourton stars as Pete, whose university friends have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as he struggles to find the palatial country house where the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he becomes intensely paranoid that his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke on him and that... well, [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Stourton stars as Pete, whose university friends George, Archie and Graham (and some man called Harry who they claim to have brought in from the pub) have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as he struggles to find the palatial country house where the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he becomes intensely paranoid that his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke on him and that... well, [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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* ComedicSociopathy:BigFancyHouse: The celebrations take place at a big country house owned by George's father.
* ComedicSociopathy: So, so much. Harry however takes the cake.
* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is loaded actually..."].
* {{Narcissist}}: [[spoiler: Pete is convinced all of his friends' actions are a concerted attempt to screw with his mind. They're not- he's just too self-centred to see this]].
* RightBehindMe: When Pete is pressured to tell a funny story, he describes his encounter with a creepy, scary local man who gave him directions to the party and then freaked him out by telling him he might even come along and join the party himself later. [[spoiler:This man turns out to be the groundskeeper of the house, going to the party because he was due to be working there- and he arrives right in the middle of Pete's story. Needless to say he doesn't find it funny at all]].
* ComedicSociopathy: So, so much. Harry however takes the cake.
* JugglingLoadedGuns: Archie thinks it'd be a jolly good wheeze to put on a balaclava and creep up behind Pete with a shotgun. Pete is naturally freaked out but Archie assures him that it isn't loaded [[spoiler:"Oh, it is loaded actually..."].
* {{Narcissist}}: [[spoiler: Pete is convinced all of his friends' actions are a concerted attempt to screw with his mind. They're not- he's just too self-centred to see this]].
* RightBehindMe: When Pete is pressured to tell a funny story, he describes his encounter with a creepy, scary local man who gave him directions to the party and then freaked him out by telling him he might even come along and join the party himself later. [[spoiler:This man turns out to be the groundskeeper of the house, going to the party because he was due to be working there- and he arrives right in the middle of Pete's story. Needless to say he doesn't find it funny at all]].
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* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining, he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
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* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining, entertaining he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Stourton stars as Pete, whose university friends have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as he struggles to find the palatial country house where the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he becomes intensely paranoid that his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke on him and that... well, [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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!! This film provides examples of:
* AddledAddict: Archie takes prodigious amounts of cocaine and any other drug he can get his hands on, he barely sleeps and he even drives and goes shooting while sleep-deprived and high. He becomes increasingly physically wrecked over the course of the weekend.
* ComedicSociopathy:
* TheFriendNoOneLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Playing with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
* UpperClassTwit: The extremely posh and extremely dim Archie.
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining, he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
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''All My Friends Hate Me'' is a 2021 DarkComedy and PsychologicalHorror written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer and directed by [[Series/StathLetsFlats Andrew Gaynord]]. Stourton stars as Pete, whose university friends have organised a reunion for his 31st birthday. He experiences some bad omens as he struggles to find the palatial country house where the festivities are to be hosted, and his weekend goes from bad to worse, as he becomes intensely paranoid that his so-called friends are playing a cruel practical joke on him and that... well, [[WhatItSaysOnTheTin they all hate him]].
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!! This film provides examples of:
* AddledAddict: Archie takes prodigious amounts of cocaine and any other drug he can get his hands on, he barely sleeps and he even drives and goes shooting while sleep-deprived and high. He becomes increasingly physically wrecked over the course of the weekend.
* ComedicSociopathy:
* TheFriendNoOneLikes: [[PlayingWithATrope Playing with]]. Pete becomes convinced that he is this trope. [[spoiler:He's wrong... at first. By the end of the film however he has alienated all his friends to the extent that he probably qualifies]].
* UpperClassTwit: The extremely posh and extremely dim Archie.
* UpperClassWit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Pete is presented to the gang as the life and soul of every party and the funniest man who ever lived. Under this intense pressure to be entertaining, he only succeeds in disappointing them all.
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