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“Her name is Sofia (the always compelling Jessica Henwick), and she sees right through Adam’s whole schtick.”
“Grade: C “Everybody Wants to Fuck Me” premiered at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival.”
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“Now that it’s frowned upon to diminish women in the workplace, Schey suggests, men can only retain the upper hand by dicking women around in the dating game.”
“Because he’s afraid of commitment and potentially ending up like his parents, or maybe because he’s a sadist who gets off on making girls feel stupid as he passive-aggressively shoos them out of his flat in the morning?”
“Despite putting us in an enjoyably bojangled headspace on occasion, “Everybody Wants to Fuck Me” ends by denying itself the same excuse.”
“While Schey isn’t afraid of a jump-scare, and he displays a solid aptitude for iterating on the omnipresent sex terror of “It Follows,” his script is neither secure enough in its ideas to push the envelope past a few cringe-worthy moments (the bit with Adam’s mother… fair play), nor interested enough in its characters to fall back on their personal drama.”
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“By David Ehrlich Plus icon David Ehrlich davidehrlich More stories by David ‘Everytime’ Review: Sandra Wollner’s Infinitely Beguiling Portrait of Grief in the Digital Age Is One of the Most Haunting Films of the Decade Read more ‘Bunker’ Review: A Tech Billionaire Asks Javier Bardem to Build a Doomsday Ark in Florian Zeller’s Heavy-Handed Social Thriller Read more ‘Look Back’ Review: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Hyper-Faithful Adaptation Draws Rich and Dazzling New Textures from Manga and Anime Read more September 12, 2026 12:38 pm Add us as a Google Preferred Source 'Everybody Wants to Fuck Me' Hanway Films Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp Much like the soft boi archetype that it takes behind the woodshed for a dirty little beating, Jonathan Schey’s “ Everybody Wants to Fuck Me ” — its amusing title presented on screen without the asterisk — presents itself as a thoughtful and complex piece of work.”
“Of course, one of the more cutting ironies of Schey’s film is that Adam — in stark contrast to Bear in “Obsession” — could basically land anyone he wanted to without resorting to the whole “nice guy” routine.”
“Whatever the case, Adam wants to fuck everyone before everyone wants to fuck him, and so he sets traps on dating apps and prowls the London nightclubs like a predator who’s so well-disguised that he can’t even see himself for what he is.”
“After all, Adam’s saving grace, his last sliver of innocence, is that he can’t explain what motivates him to waste everybody’s time.”
“There’s a self-reflexive sting to how Schey leaves his movie open to the same cynicism its protagonist is tasked with leaving behind, but that only goes so far.”
“Still, that doesn’t stop her from taking him back to her cult-like house share on the dark edge of town, where he leafs through books about big-dicked Satyrs and smokes a drug that’s much stronger than he realizes.”
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