‘Everybody Wants To F*ck Me’ Review: A Hard-Working Taron Egerton Is Blameless in Muddled Takedown of the Faux-Feminist Male

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Jessica Henwick and Charly Clive also star in writer-director Jonathan Schey’s first feature, a comedy that morphs into horror about a womanizer whose pick-up strategy is posing as a softboi.

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  • Jessica Henwick and Charly Clive also star in writer-director Jonathan Schey’s first feature, a comedy that morphs into horror about a womanizer whose pick-up strategy is posing as a softboi.
  • Reported by Hollywood Reporter and published Mon, 14 Sep 2026 17:49:05 UTC.

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