Bodies Bodies Bodies

Directed by Halina Reijn
15
2022    1h 33mComedy, Horror
6.185%69%6.2
In an isolated family mansion, a group of rich 20-somethings decides to play Bodies Bodies Bodies, a game where one of them is secretly a "killer" while the rest tries to "escape". Things take a turn for the worse when real bodies start turning up, setting off a paranoid and dangerous chain of events.
  • Amandla StenbergSophie / Executive Producer
  • Maria BakalovaBee
  • Myha'laJordan
  • Rachel SennottAlice
  • Chase Sui WondersEmma
  • Pete DavidsonDavid
  • Lee PaceGreg
  • Conner O'MalleyMax
  • Halina ReijnDirector
  • Sarah DeLappeScreenplay / Executive Producer
  • Sebastian Bear-McClardExecutive Producer
  • Dani BernfeldExecutive Producer
  • Ali HertingProducer
  • Lara Costa CalzadoCo-Producer
  • David HinojosaProducer
  • Tatiana BearsCo-Producer
  • Christine D'SouzaExecutive Producer
  • Jacob JaffkeExecutive Producer
  • April LaskyProduction Design
  • Elise H. Clark-JohnsonSet Decoration
  • jackmeat27 September 2025
    My quick rating - 5.2/10. This one sat on my list for a long time so finally, it is out. Let's see if it is worth starting off #shocktober this year. Pete Davidson looks a bit out of place in this already. Oh, and they are having a hurricane party. I didn't put this on due to that, just a coincidence. Well, that is part of the setup, a group of young adults getting together for that reason. Playing a game of "who is the werewolf" turns into a generation laZy version of Scream. At least the filmmakers here are also making fun of the way they act at the same time as embracing it. Oh my lord, this 15-minute whine and ramble session for no apparent reason while a killer is running around is so terrible. This flick started off fine with the whole "who is the killer" mystery vibe rolling along, and then came to a screeching halt. The characters are all so damn annoying that you really don't want to sit through entire scenes, breaking each one down over and over. If you are like me and think you are going into a Gen Z slasher, turn the bus around, since this is far more of a character study of each of the participants and the cliché they represent. I believe every stereotype you expect in this type of flick is present, and to their credit, the actors do just fine in representing them. The problem with doing a good job of that is irritating the hell out of you in the process. You can nix the quality kills off the list since they are all after the fact and merely used to push the big twist that I am POSITIVE the writers think they are genius for coming up with, while I had my suspicion of it fairly early on. The movie is made well, and they use the stuck in the singular house effectively with a good reason to be stuck, helping that plot play out. But this whole thing goes way up and way down in these categories to just end up being "there." Quite odd that they actually put the outtakes into the movie ending, which gives you an idea of how confident they really were in this one. Still calling it horror since it falls into the genre, but just barely.
  • Bryan6 April 2026
    An impressive combination well made and intensely annoying. Saved by an excellent ending.
  • Daniel Gustavsson19 October 2024
    Spotty acting and story drags this down, however it manages to capture this modern feeling pretty well, without it feeling super forced.
  • Chris Morehouse17 October 2025
    This movie does a great job in getting you to dislike all the characters, and yet still stay engaged to see where it is going.
  • Kevin Ward6 July 2025
    Yes! Really loved this. Rachel Sennott  steals every scene, kills with every line delivery. (If you haven’t seen her in Shiva Baby, what are you doing here?). 
It’s an extremely fun and blood soaked murder mystery, that takes more than it’s fair share of jabs at our internet-infused, self-obsessed culture. The characters are all very well realized thanks to excellent casting. The aforementioned, Sennott was a standout, of course, but Amandla Stenberg was also absolutely magnetic. 
Above all else, though, Bodies, Bodies, Bodies is a really well written whodunnit that had me guessing almost to the very end. Highly recommend and definitely recommend to watch with a bunch of friends. 
  • sopula29 May 2025
    A satire and critique of a culture that I already find frustrating to be around. Naturally the dialogue was frustrating and the characters not very relatable. However uncomfortable it was an enjoyable plot
  • ebd3214 May 2025
    It started so promising. Before long, I just wanted it to hurry up and end.
  • Elliott Mitchell31 October 2024
    Good plot. I will have nightmares.

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