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Everybody's Everything

2019

Sebastian Jones, Ramez Silyan

Documentary, Self: Lil Peep

6.9

373

Documentary A look at the life of of genre blending pop star and style icon Lil Peep.

	Author	Review
United States	David Ehrlich IndieWire	"A riveting and hypnotic sanctification of the late musician (...) It’s a study of social media as a double-edged sword; a tool that can help someone find their tribe only to render them a hostage to it."	POS
United States	Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle	"One of the most fascinating aspects of this doc is watching the transformation of towheaded, grinning Lil Gus into the heavily inked and hedonistic Peep"	POS
United States	Emily Yoshida Vulture	"[It aims] for something a little more cosmic than reportorial (...) 'Everybody’s Everything' arrives at some kind of truth about the risks and rewards of an artist with seemingly no boundaries"	POS
United States	Andrew Barker Variety	"The only perspective that’s missing here is that of Peep himself, and that hole at the center of the narrative gives the film a haunting impact."	POS
United States	John Fink The Film Stage	"It’s a film full of highs and lows, sorrow and recollection, fun and political ideology–a mess, but one that feels authentic and accurate."	POS
United States	Kimber Myers Los Angeles Times	"A lyrical exploration of the existential (...) Devotees will appreciate a different look at their fallen idol"	POS
United States	David Fear Rolling Stone	"A portrait of the artist as a raw nerve—and a fitting tribute (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 5)"	POS

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