Kill Your Friends Review: Nicholas Hoult Goes Psycho
A film’s protagonist doesn’t necessarily need to be likable for a movie to succeed. But in order for the film to be compelling the audience needs a reason to care about what’s happening to the character, which is the key missing inKill Your Friends, a pitch black comedy based on the book of the same name by authorJohn Niven. Directed byOwen Harris—who is best known for helming the tear-inducingBlack Mirrorepisode “Be Right Back”—the story takes place in the British music industry in 1997, focusing on a young A&R man named Steven Stelfox....