Cheaper, sloppier version of Gaspar Noé's 'Climax'
Jan Belcl's 'All My Friends are Dead' takes about an hour for the violence and death start to happened. It's a familiar drill - big house, lots of young people, alcohol, drugs, loud music, a lot of gratuitous sex, and a series of small interpersonal dramas that get way, way out of hand. Pretty silly and very dumb, but it has its moments and delivers what it promises. Think of it as a cheaper, sloppier version of Gaspar Noé's 'Climax' (2018).
- Sir_AmirSyarif
- Feb 10, 2021