On the sliding scale of "house party that turns to murder mystery" films, "Bodies Bodies Bodies" falls on the "Ready or Not" end of the spectrum, with "Knives Out" on the other. It's glib, topical, jokey and bloody, and as the headline says, it "gives the people what they want." Long lesbian make-out scene opener?…

Halina Reijn's amusing second feature satirises Gen Z nihilism but doesn't have much to say about the pop culture stereotypes it depicts.

"Bodies Bodies Bodies" is the latest movie so eager to crack the pathology of the youths that it loses the texture of actual teenage behavior.

The victims are smug and social-media–obsessed, but this thriller could stand to be even nastier

A group of rich 20-somethings gather to play a party game that turns deadly (and pretty funny at times).

A group of friends die one-by-one as a party game goes horribly wrong in this well-acted and often very funny slasher with a neat, if frustrating, twist

This weekend's reviews cover the Netflix vampire slayer movie Day Shift, survival thriller Fall and slasher comedy Bodies Bodies Bodies

Did Mr. Sweetgreen kill Miss Uber with the meme in the TikTok? That’s the modern vibe of the new twentysomething horror film “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” which stars Pete Davidson and Maria Bakalova. 

As the body count grows, the bratty rich kids grow more appealing in Halina Reijn’s amusing mansion party horror

Instead of banding together when the bloodshed starts, narcissistic millennials and Gen Z-ers start backstabbing one another in devilishly funny slasher satire.

Bodies Bodies Bodies delightfully, viciously skewers of Millennial culture – or, more accurately, what Instagram-less tsk-tsk’ers imagine millennial culture to be

...a hate-watch thriller that scoffs at its characters as much as you do.

Bodies Bodies Bodies is a comedy-thriller for the online generation with as much tension as humor.

Killer cast cuts to the core in this Gen Z Clue riff

The blackly comic horror riff "Bodies Bodies Bodies" is an impressive, cutting look at modern existence, film critic Katie Walsh writes.

Razor-sharp satire and gory fun make this spiky thriller a wild ride

Read Empire's review of the delightful unbearable Gen Z slasher.

Amandla Stenberg leads a killer cast through a night of bloodshed, parlor games, and social satire

Halina Reijn’s satirical slasher gleefully skewers its young adult characters’ vanity, viciousness and vapidity.

Anthony Lane reviews David Leitch’s “Bullet Train,” a comic action movie starring Brad Pitt and Sandra Bullock, and “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” a black comedy directed by Halina Reijn and adapted from a story by Kristen Roupenian.

Bodies Bodies Bodies proves to be a bloody, funny breakdown of zoomer self-obsession, with a standout cast. Read our review of the A24 film.

Pete Davidson, Rachel Sennott, Lee Pace, and Amandla Stenberg star in Bodies Bodies Bodies, A24’s drama-turned-horror about a house party that becomes a gory whodunit mystery as people start to die. Opens in limited theatrical release on Aug. 5, with a nationwide release following on Aug. 12.

Gruesome darkly comic thriller delivers on the promise of its title.

Bodies Bodies Bodies, directed by Halina Reijn and written by Sarah DeLappe, from Kristen Roupenian’s story, follows Bee (Maria Bakalova) and her girlfriend, Sophie (Amandla Stenberg), as they head to a "hurricane party." The two haven't been dating for long, so Bee is new to the entire friend dynamic. Unfortunately, things are tense as Sophie's

It’s Agatha Christie crossed with Euphoria. Asunlikely a combination as that might seem to be, Bodies Bodies Bodiesmostly works as both a slasher murder mystery and a drug/alcohol-fueled Gen Zsoap opera. Ultimately, the movie is more interesting ...

Rich friends turn on each other to deadly consequences. Read more in Autostraddle's Bodies Bodies Bodies review.

Metro's critics pick their top films of 2022, including Matilda The Musical, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Top Gun: Maverick - but not Black Adam.

Lee Pace, Peter Davidson, Rachel Sennott, and Amandla Stenberg star in an A24 slasher comedy directed by Halina Reijn. Review.

Amandla Stenberg and Pete Davidson star in a satire that’s far more than a scornful put-down of the incoming generation

Amandla Stenberg, Rachel Sennott, and a host of other rising stars are on the chopping block in this sharp slasher.

“ Bodies Bodies Bodies ” might just be the first great Gen Z thriller. In director Halina Reijn’s film is a razor-sharp satire of a very specific kind of modern privilege set inside an escalating murder mystery in a remote mansion as a hurricane rages outside.