Bodies Bodies Bodies

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A satirical and clever whodunnit, Bodies Bodies Bodies follows the story of several 20-somethings who find themselves cooped up in an isolated mansion during a hurricane. Amandla Stenberg, Myha'la Herrold, Rachel Sennott, Chase Sui Wonders, Pete Davidson, Lee Pace, they were just so incredible, and it’s been beyond exciting so I’m counting the minutes, the hours for the movie to be out and seen and heard about because it’s cool. Photograph: A24 Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova, Chase Sui Wonders and Rachel Sennott in Bodies Bodies Bodies, a mostly effective stalk-and-slash.

a joy to watch, even if their characters are insufferable," [38] and Owen Gleiberman for Variety praised the directing for giving the characters and actors room to explore. When a group of rich 20-somethings plan a hurricane party at a remote family mansion, a party game turns deadly in this fresh and funny look at backstabbing, fake friends, and one party gone. Meanwhile, in 1941, dapper-but-unscrupulous cop Charles Whiteman (The Queen’s Gambit star Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) risks his double life being exposed when he finds the body in Blitz-ravaged London.He works on collecting everything known about upcoming Netflix Original projects and also is editor-in-chief of Redanian Intelligence. I'm a huge fan of television so I really have found the perfect job, as I've been writing about TV shows, films and interviewing major television, film and sports stars for over 25 years. Sophie, having been in rehab, has not spoken to the others in the group for some time, and social dynamics are awkward between them.

But Bodies Bodies Bodies is damn funny, often deliriously so, like when Davidson aggressively delivers the line, “I just look like I f**k. Dialogue is often underdeveloped or, perhaps to save time, can come across as a cliché of the genre with some familiar tropes and character types being slotted in. Panicked and without reception, the group try to go for help in Sophie's car, but find its battery dead.Considering A24 is always very serious with a lot of their horror movies, from Midsommar to even an earlier 2022 entry, the gory X, it’ll be fun to see this popular film studio step into the popular horror comedy genre. Four detectives in four different time periods of London find themselves investigating the same murder. The majority of slasher fans would argue that the 1980s was the sub-genre’s heyday, giving birth to such iconic franchises as Child’s Play and Friday the 13th. What’s on Netflix is not endorsed, moderated, owned by or affiliated with Netflix or any of its partners in any capacity. From Halina Reijn and starring Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova, Myha’la Herrold, Chase Sui Wonders, Rachel Sennot, with Lee Pace and Pete Davidson.