
Variety
Nicholas Hoult embodies the psychosis of the 1990s British music industry in this initially sharp, increasingly tiresome and violent satire.
Full reviewNicholas Hoult (Mad Max: Fury Road) is Steven Stelfox, an A&R man in the London music industry who is lying and backstabbing his way to the top – powered by drugs, sex, alcohol and his own greed. When Stelfox’s career faces a slump, he is forced to kick his ruthless work ethic up a notch.
Based on the novel by John Niven, who drew upon his brief music industry career, during which he passed on the opportunity to sign both Coldplay and Muse.
LessNicholas Hoult embodies the psychosis of the 1990s British music industry in this initially sharp, increasingly tiresome and violent satire.
Full reviewAnchoring the pungent 1990s ambience is Mr. Hoult, easily oozing cool charisma.
Full reviewThe difficulty with black comedy is avoiding overkill and Kill Your Friends is a dictionary definition of the word.
Full reviewNicholas Hoult does his best to bring Niven's weapons-grade scumbag to life, in a film hobbled by amateurish acting and absence of production value.
Full reviewKill Your Friends is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV.
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