An IndieWire review describes the film "Everybody Wants to F*ck Me" as a cynical horror comedy in which Taron Egerton plays a London man cursed with his ultimate fantasy. The review says his character is obsessed with every woman and the story reflects his fear of commitment.
Why it matters
Fans of Egerton may be interested in the unconventional, horror‑comedy role and its themes of obsession and commitment.
Key facts
- The IndieWire review calls "Everybody Wants to F*ck Me" a cynical horror comedy.
- The review says Taron Egerton's character is obsessed with every woman.
- The review says his character is a London soft boi cursed with his ultimate fantasy.
- The review notes the film shares his fear of commitment.
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