Director: Jan Belcl
Cast: Julia Wieniawa-Narkiewicz , Mateusz Wieclawek , Monika Krzywkowska , Michal Meyer , Adam G. Turczyk , Adam Woronowicz , Nikodem Rozbicki , Michal Sikorski , Szymon Roszak
Plot: Friends at a New Year's Eve party go through a whirlwind of events that exposes secrets, breaks hearts -- and leads to a shocking outcome.
My Movie Review: The movie is very unexpected took me by surprise the way everyone dies in this whack everything's gone wrong those hilarious candid moments make this a chef's kiss:) All My Friends Are Dead is bold and so fresh breaking the boundaries of a typical teen-thriller no survivors required only one just barely getting by what a killer such savage I like dwell on it:) This one give its audience a different take on the turn of events took place like inspector police point of view seeing this in a different light like a crime scene but what's cool about it we have a inside look in such all-nighter' mood even it involves dying I didn't felt the dark motives just lit! One of the best films which contain humor, thrill, love, sex, pain, hatred, heaven and hell, must watch film to get thrilling experience much better than expected of course it is Polish movie but threads joined nicely so worth your time still serving a violent, raunchy, and complete utter chaos in such entertaining black comedy whirlwind have fun and learn to be mindful on things:)
Movie News: Netflix’s All My Friends Are Dead is a Polish horror-comedy about young idiots who do stupid things that spiral out of control over the course of one fateful New Year’s Eve. It’s stylish, but style alone doesn’t make a movie worth watching; it’s audacious, but audacity alone doesn’t make a movie; it’s raunchy, but raunch alone doesn’t make a movie; it’s gory, but gore alone doesn’t you know. If all these elements come together, then hooray, but if they don’t, well, no time for love, Dr. Jones. Jan. 1. A doofus rookie detective awaits outside a crime scene. All My Friends Are Dead is garish two slogs, a trudge and an eternity-and-a-half leading to a stoopid and loud climactic eruption of blood, flames, bodily fluids and American hair metal. The film features amusing orificial violations, dim homage to The Shining, characters whose action generally approximate that of recognizable human behavior. I describe these elements with as much objectivity as I can muster so you can determine whether the movie successfully hangs or markets itself. Should you stream or skip the Polish horror-comedy? Stream it! 53.7%