Published by Toronto Film Festival Dailies
Sep 12, 2026
The 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival takes place Thursday, September 10-20, 2026 in Canada's most vibrant and exciting metropolis, it has become one of the most important...

Everybody wants to F*ck Me Review - TIFF Premiere

On Friday 9/11, Jonathan Schey premiered his feature directorial debut "Everybody Wants to F*ck Me" starring Taron Egerton. In this horror romcom, the satire shines bright and forces the audience to generate a view point on the performative men in their lives. Taron's performances is the highlight of the film as he builds a scarily accurate persona that the audience recognizes as that one annoying friend who tries too hard to be a "nice guy". Everybody Wants to F*ck Me" tries a little too hard to be like other films in it's genre, namely Obsession and it's "social thriller" aspects, but it does a great job in capturing the essence of it's characters and building a world that feels fun for most of it's runtime without getting bogged down. 


Taron Egerton as Adam